Accuracy over permanence
Corrections and Updates
Accuracy is more useful than pretending an article can never change.
“Worth Bringing” reviews content when a scheduled check is due or when a material change occurs—for example, a revised product, a changed specification, a recall, a travel-rule update or credible evidence that a published fact is wrong.
Minor spelling or formatting changes may be made without a public note. When a factual correction could affect a reader’s decision, we add a dated note explaining what changed and whether the verdict was affected. The page’s last-reviewed date is updated after a substantive review.
To flag a possible error, use our contact page and include the page link, the relevant statement and an authoritative source if available. We review every credible correction, but we do not change the record solely because a manufacturer, retailer or reader requests it.
