Feedback policy
Tell us what's wrong, what's missing, what's working.
Every article has a feedback form at the bottom. No signup, no email required, no comment thread to wade through.
What feedback is for
- Corrections. Specific factual errors. See the corrections policy for the resolution path.
- Missing context. Important angles we missed. We may revise the article or cover the angle in a follow-up.
- Source quality. A source we cited is unreliable, or a stronger one exists.
- Coverage gaps.Stories we should be covering and aren't.
What we do with it
- All feedback is read. Volume permitting, by a human; otherwise triaged by category.
- Correction requests are reviewed within 24 hours. Confirmed corrections are made same-day and noted on the article.
- Patterns inform the next round. Recurring complaints about a kind of story (framing, source mix, missing context) feed back into how the editorial pass evaluates similar stories.
- We don't reply to every message individually. We will reply when a correction is made, when we've revised an article in response, or when a question deserves a direct answer.
What feedback isn't
The form is not a public comment thread — submitted feedback is not shown to other readers. It goes to us and stops there. If you want to have a public conversation about a story, share it on your own platform.