Corrections
Corrections remain visible.
Good-faith correction notices are evaluated against the identified public record, supporting evidence, source provenance, scope, and materiality. Material changes should preserve version, review, correction, and supersession history rather than silently rewriting a released record.
Correction process
Identify. Evidence. Review. Record.
Identify the public material
Provide the title, route, version, date, section, or precise statement at issue.
State the proposed correction
Explain the claimed error, its material effect, and the requested clarification or revision.
Supply verifiable support
Identify relevant evidence and provenance without submitting protected or controlled information.
Govern the review
Polycentric Ventures evaluates scope, evidence, authority, disclosure, and any canonical implications.
Preserve the public record
When material, the resulting correction, version, date, and supersession relationship should remain visible.
Publication + correction inquiry
Route a correction by record and evidence.
Review the contact guidance and identify the public material and evidence relevant to the correction. Do not send protected information.