Keldura Daily · Corrections

Corrections policy

We aim for accurate, well-grounded briefings — and we correct them when they're wrong.

How to report an error

If a briefing contains a factual error, a broken or wrong source link, or a mischaracterization of a source, contact us with the briefing's link and what's wrong. Reports are read by the editor accountable for the desk.

How corrections are handled

• Each briefing lives at a dated URL and is treated as a record of what was published that day.
• When we correct a briefing, we make the correction transparent rather than silently rewriting history.
• We don't re-date corrected briefings to look fresh — dates stay honest.
• A clearly wrong or unsupportable briefing is removed rather than left standing.

Grounding & sourcing

Every briefing is compiled from cited sources and passes automated grounding review before publishing (see how Keldura Daily is made). Corrections most often mean a source was wrong or a synthesis overreached what its sources supported.