1. Our standard
MOVGIX aims to correct significant factual errors promptly, fairly, and visibly. The prominence of a correction should reflect the seriousness of the original error and its potential effect.
2. Types of changes
- Correction: fixes materially inaccurate information and includes a meaningful note.
- Clarification: adds context where wording was incomplete or open to material misunderstanding.
- Update: adds developments that occurred after publication.
- Routine edit: fixes spelling, formatting, links, or style without changing meaning.
- Editor’s note: explains an unusual decision, major revision, or dispute.
3. Review process
We compare the report with the published material and available evidence, consult the writer or editor when appropriate, and request documentation when needed. Credible evidence will be evaluated regardless of its source.
4. Report an error
Email contact@movgix.com with the page URL, disputed statement, proposed correction, and a reliable supporting source.
5. Opinion and removal requests
Disagreement with analysis, taste, or clearly identified opinion is not necessarily a factual error. We generally do not remove accurate archives solely because they have become inconvenient. Privacy, safety, legal, and exceptional humanitarian concerns are reviewed individually.