Corrections policy
This site publishes data-driven content about prediction markets in 25 languages, updated continuously. Errors happen. What defines an editorial operation is not the absence of errors - it is what happens within hours of finding one. This page is the contract.
What we correct
Factual errors - wrong numbers, dates, names, legal statuses, resolution outcomes - are corrected in place as soon as verified, in every affected language. Material errors - anything that could have changed a reader's decision (a wrong fee, a wrong jurisdiction status, a misstatement of market rules) - additionally get a visible correction note on the page. Stale data - live odds, standings and prices on this site update automatically from Polymarket; if an automated feed breaks, the affected component shows its last-updated time rather than silently displaying old numbers.
What we do not silently change
Analysis and probability estimates that aged badly stay as written - we do not rewrite history to look smarter. Where a published analysis was wrong in a way readers should know about, we append a dated note rather than editing the original claim.
How to report an error
Use the contact page and include the page URL and the specific claim. Reports about legal-status pages and fee/cost claims are treated as priority. We aim to verify and correct material errors within 48 hours of a report.
The log
Material corrections are logged here with date, page and a one-line description. The log is currently empty for the period since this policy was published; entries appear as they occur - an empty log under a public policy is a commitment, not a boast.
Scope
This policy covers editorial content: guides, news, topic hubs and status pages. It does not cover live market prices, which come directly from Polymarket's order books, or user-generated content on the paper-trading leaderboard. Our broader standards live in the editorial policy and methodology pages.
