Corrections Policy
Archypedia corrects factual errors transparently and as quickly as the evidence permits.
How to report an error
Email the article URL, the passage you believe is wrong, the reason, and any primary evidence that supports the correction. You do not need to provide personal information beyond what is necessary for us to understand the request.
What happens next
- The claim is checked against the article’s retained source ledger and any new reliable evidence.
- If the article is materially wrong, the text and modification timestamp are updated and a correction note is added.
- If the evidence is incomplete, the article may be clarified, temporarily protected from indexing or held for further review.
- Minor spelling, grammar or formatting changes that do not alter meaning may be corrected without a note.
Removal requests
Archypedia considers privacy, safety, legal and public-interest factors. A request does not guarantee removal, but it will be reviewed. When a URL is permanently retired, the site returns an explicit retirement status instead of redirecting readers to unrelated content.