CapKet’s Corrections Policy puts accuracy before speed. We welcome specific, evidence-supported challenges to our reporting.
Requesting a correction
Email info@capket.com with the article URL, the disputed passage, your explanation and any supporting source material. Please identify any direct involvement in the subject.
How changes are labelled
- Correction: a material factual error was changed. The note explains the substance of the correction.
- Clarification: accurate wording was expanded or revised to prevent a reasonable misunderstanding.
- Update: new verified information was added to a developing story.
- Editor’s note: additional context about sourcing, process or a significant editorial decision.
Minor edits
Spelling, grammar, formatting and style may be corrected without a note when meaning is unchanged. Publication and modification timestamps remain machine readable.
Review
Correction requests are assessed by the editorial desk, not by advertisers or commercial partners. We do not remove accurate reporting merely because it is inconvenient, but we consider privacy, safety, fairness and legal obligations.