Corrections Policy

Coindoo follows an active corrections and content update policy designed to maintain accuracy, transparency, and editorial integrity.

While every article is reviewed before publication, errors, outdated figures, or new developments may occasionally require updates or corrections. In such cases, our editorial team reviews the material and makes the necessary revisions as quickly as possible.

Types of Corrections

Corrections may include:

• factual clarifications;
• updated market figures or statistics;
• revised timelines or quotes;
• additional context regarding ongoing developments;
• structural or editorial improvements for clarity.

Minor Updates vs. Formal Corrections

We distinguish between two kinds of changes. Minor edits — such as typos, formatting, or small wording improvements that do not alter the meaning of an article — are made without a formal notice. Substantive corrections — those that change a fact, figure, quote, or the conclusion of a piece — are documented with a note added to the article.

How Corrections Are Shown

When a significant correction or update is made, a note is added at the bottom of the article indicating what was changed and the date of the update. For fast-moving stories that develop over time, we may update the article with new information and mark it accordingly rather than publishing a separate piece.

Retractions

In rare cases where an article is found to be substantially inaccurate or can no longer be reliably sourced, we may retract it. Retracted content is clearly marked, with an explanation of the reason, rather than being deleted silently.

Reporting an Error

Readers are encouraged to contact our editorial team if they identify potential inaccuracies or missing context. Please include the article title or link and a brief description of the issue so we can review it quickly. You can reach us through our Contact page. All feedback is reviewed carefully, and where a correction is warranted, we aim to address it promptly.