How to request a correction
Email officialbuzzmagazine@gmail.com with the article URL, the disputed wording, why it is inaccurate and a reliable source supporting the correction.
How we review requests
We compare the request with the sources used for the article and any new evidence provided. We may contact the requester for clarification, but we do not require a public figure or reader to agree with our framing when the underlying facts are accurate and fairly presented.
Types of changes
- Minor spelling, punctuation or formatting errors may be fixed without a correction note.
- Material factual errors should be corrected in the article and may receive an explanatory note.
- Major inaccuracies affecting the central premise may require substantial revision or, in rare cases, removal.
Updates are not always corrections
Adding newly available information is an update. Fixing information that was wrong at publication is a correction. We aim to distinguish the two.