At TeamDrift.org, we are committed to accuracy, transparency, and accountability in all the content we publish. We understand that despite our best efforts, occasional mistakes can happen — and when they do, we take swift and clear steps to correct them.
This Corrections Policy outlines how we handle errors and ensure the integrity of our reporting.
🔍 Our Commitment to Accuracy
We strive to present factual, well-researched, and clearly sourced information across all our articles. Every story goes through a basic editorial check before publication, but in the fast-paced world of digital media, inadvertent errors may occur.
We believe in owning those mistakes, fixing them promptly, and informing our readers when changes are made.
🛠️ Types of Corrections We Make
We classify corrections into three main types:
- Minor Corrections
Typos, grammatical mistakes, formatting issues, or minor wording changes that don’t affect the core meaning of the content. These are corrected silently, without formal notification. - Substantive Corrections
Factual errors, misstatements, incorrect figures, wrong names, or misleading information that could impact reader understanding. These are corrected with a “Correction Note” or update timestamp at the end or top of the article. - Full Retractions
In rare cases where a post is found to be entirely inaccurate, plagiarized, or misleading after publication, it may be removed or replaced with a retraction notice and an explanation.
📢 How We Notify Readers
When a substantive correction is made, we:
- Clearly note the correction in the article with a timestamp and brief explanation
- Add a “Correction” or “Update” tag at the top or bottom of the post
- Maintain a record of major corrections for accountability
Example:
Correction (July 2, 2025): An earlier version of this article misstated the payout amount. The correct figure is $850, not $800.
🗣️ How You Can Report an Error
If you believe you’ve found an error in one of our articles, we welcome your input.
Please email us at:
📧 cm.discoverseo@gmail.com
Include:
- The article link
- The incorrect statement
- The suggested correction (if known)
- Any source or evidence supporting your claim
Our editorial team will review your message and respond within 24–72 hours, depending on the complexity of the issue.
🧾 Archive and Transparency
Once a correction is made, we do not remove the article unless absolutely necessary (such as in legal takedown requests or retraction-worthy errors). We believe in keeping our corrections visible to maintain reader trust and transparency.
🤝 Final Word
At TeamDrift, we value our readers’ trust. Corrections are not just about fixing mistakes — they’re about showing that we care about the truth and are willing to be held accountable when we fall short.
If you spot something off, don’t hesitate to let us know. Your feedback makes our content better and our platform more credible.