Corrections policy

Last updated 21 September 2026

A site whose entire argument is "we separate what is confirmed from what is not" has no business quietly editing its mistakes. So it does not.

How to report one

Email contact@elitegrindlab.com with the page and what is wrong. A link to a source helps and is not required — a plain "this is wrong, here is why" is enough to get it checked.

What happens then

• Factual error. The article is corrected and a dated note is added to it saying what was wrong and what it now says. The original claim is described in the note rather than silently disappearing.
• Something moved from rumour to fact, or the reverse. The confirmed/unconfirmed badge is changed and the change is noted. This is expected and is not treated as an error — it is the system working.
• A living page is out of date. It is updated in place and a line is added to its visible edit log.
• Typos and broken links. Fixed without ceremony. No note.

What does not get changed

Analysis you disagree with is not a correction, and neither is a prediction that turned out wrong. Predictions stay up, dated, with whatever they got wrong visible. Being able to check somebody's record is the point of dating things.

Takedowns and rights holders

If you represent a rights holder and something here uses your material in a way you object to, email contact@elitegrindlab.comand it will be removed while the question is worked out, not after. See theattribution and IP notice.