How Peak Atlas documents corrections and updates

TL;DR
Peak Atlas documents relevant corrections and clarifications wherever factual accuracy matters to readers, the media or partners. Not every editorial change is a public correction.

What changed
The principles for corrections and updates are being described publicly. This makes it clearer which changes are visibly documented in the newsroom.

Key facts

• Factually relevant errors are to be corrected.
• Clarifications are used when statements could be misunderstood.
• Minor language edits do not automatically count as a correction.
• Relevant changes should remain traceable.

Context
A newsroom depends on trust. That includes not only publishing accurate information but also handling changes transparently.

Peak Atlas distinguishes between editorial improvements, content updates, clarifications and corrections. What matters is whether a change materially affects the statement, context or usability of a piece of content.

What is documented
Peak Atlas documents corrections to factually relevant information, clarifications of potentially misleading wording and updates that are significant for how an article is understood publicly.

Next steps
Peak Atlas will make relevant corrections and clarifications visible in the designated section and update affected content accordingly.