MultiFact Check (MFC) is committed to correcting any errors promptly, transparently, and responsibly. To uphold this standard, MFC has developed a corrections policy that clearly outlines how updates, corrections, and retractions are managed.
When an error or new information is identified, the editorial team reviews it carefully and determines the appropriate course of action. If a factual error is found, the article is re-published with the label “CORRECTION” and includes a brief explanation of what was corrected and why. When additional context or new information becomes available, the revised article is labeled “UPDATE,” with a short note describing the nature of the change. In rare cases where a retraction is necessary, MFC removes the article transparently and provides a clear explanation of the reason for removal on its website.
MFC also operates a feedback and quality assurance mechanism designed to identify errors, strengthen editorial standards, and promote accountability. This process supports timely corrections while also helping the organization learn from its experiences and build on its strengths.
Readers are encouraged to take part in this process by sending feedback, corrections, or complaints to info@multifactcheck.org. Every submission is reviewed by the editorial team to ensure that MFC’s work remains accurate, transparent, and trustworthy.