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Corrections and Right of Reply Policy · Version 1.0, effective 20 October 2026
Corrections and Right of Reply Policy
How errors on risksacademy.com are reported and corrected in public, how versions, corrections and retractions are recorded, and how a person, an organisation or a country named in a finding can reply.
Corrections and Right of Reply Policy
- Version1.0
- Effective date20 October 2026
- Last updated20 October 2026
- PublisherThe publisher of record named in the Legal Notice
- Contactthe contact form
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Summary, with 6 related topics
The document in brief
- Errors are corrected openly and the record is kept.
- Versions, corrections and retractions are stated on the material.
- People and organisations named in a finding may reply.
Version 1.0, effective 20 October 2026
| Record | Value |
|---|---|
| Document | Corrections and Right of Reply Policy |
| Version | 1.0 |
| Effective date | 20 October 2026 |
| Last updated | 20 October 2026 |
| Publisher | The publisher of record named in the Legal Notice |
| Contact | the contact form |
Principles
- 1.1 Errors are corrected openly and the record of the correction is kept. Material is never changed silently in a way that alters its meaning.
How to request a correction
- 2.1 Write to the contact form with the address of the page or the identifier of the edition, finding, dataset or record, what is wrong, and the evidence or source that shows it.
- 2.2 The request is acknowledged with a reference and assessed against the evidence. The person who made it is told the decision and its reasons.
Kinds of change
- 3.1 A clarification makes the meaning clearer without changing a finding. A correction fixes an error of fact, number, citation or attribution. An update adds new evidence that has become available. A retraction or withdrawal removes a finding or a document that cannot stand.
- 3.2 Every correction, update and retraction of a finding, an edition or a dataset is stated in a notice on the material, with the date and what changed. A new version receives a new version number and, where the material has a DOI, a new version of the deposit; earlier versions stay available, marked as superseded or retracted.
- 3.3 Typographical and formatting fixes that change no meaning are made without a notice.
Errors in third-party data
- 4.1 An error that comes from a data provider is reported to that provider. The material is corrected at the next update of the provider's data, or annotated until then.
Right of reply
- 5.1 A person, an organisation or a public authority that is named or directly concerned by a finding may submit a reply. A reply that is relevant and within the limits of the Code of Conduct is published with the material, or linked from it, and the finding is reviewed in the light of any new evidence it contains.
Section 6 and document
Other routes
- 6.1 Complaints that are not requests for correction follow the Complaints and integrity reporting procedure. Questions about personal information follow the privacy documents.
Status of this document
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