What may require a correction
A correction is appropriate for a factual error or other inaccuracy that could mislead a reader. This can include an incorrect date, product detail, attribution, quotation, link destination, calculation, or description of how something works.
Material and minor changes
Material corrections change the substance or interpretation of an article and should be identified in the article where practical. Minor edits, such as spelling, grammar, formatting, or clarity improvements that do not change the meaning, may be made without a correction note.
How to flag an issue
Email xplaintech365@gmail.com with the article URL, the exact passage in question, and the information that explains the problem. You can also review the Contact page. Readers should not send passwords, payment details, or other sensitive information.
Review and transparency
Plain Tech will assess the evidence and correct confirmed inaccuracies. A correction may be declined when the disagreement concerns interpretation, preference, or a clearly labeled opinion rather than a factual error. This policy does not promise a particular response time or maintain a public issue log.