Corrections
This page explains how readers can flag mistakes and how material corrections are handled.
Last updated: 2026-06-30
How to request a correction
Send correction requests to luketrodriguez1@gmail.com. Include the page URL, the specific sentence or claim, why it appears incorrect, and any source that helps verify the correction.
Requests are reviewed for accuracy, relevance, and whether the change would materially improve the page for readers.
What gets corrected
Material factual errors, broken source links, misleading wording, missing context, and incorrect dates should be corrected. Minor style changes may be handled silently when they do not alter meaning.
If a video episode also contains the error, the correction should be reflected where practical in the YouTube description, pinned comment, or future follow-up content.
Correction record
When a correction changes the meaning of a published page, the page should be updated directly and the change should be noted in plain language when needed. The goal is to make the current article useful and accurate without hiding meaningful changes.