A fresh date is not a truth guarantee. Record when a page was published or significantly updated, what material claim changed, which evidence and reviewers were involved, and when the next risk-based review is due.

A proposed correction and freshness policy that ties visible dates to real changes, records material corrections, prioritizes review by claim risk, and keeps unsupported content blocked.

What this guide covers

Identify the affected page, exact claim, current evidence, source volatility, user impact, and privacy needs.
Classify the issue, document the decision and material change, then obtain the required specialist review before release.
Show accurate dates and correction context, schedule the next review, and hold unsupported or expired claims back.

No correction workflow is activated here

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This local candidate does not claim that Leyloon currently runs the described policy, accept a report, expose reporter data, edit or unpublish content, change dates, resolve an issue, notify a reader, guarantee a response time, update structured data, publish a correction, or trigger automation. Policy owner and effective date are not verified in this local candidate; use the current help route for escalation.

What a correction record should contain

Keep the public-facing correction useful while protecting customer, reporter, employee, supplier, and security-sensitive details.

Issue identity

Affected page and claim, report date, evidence, potential reader impact, urgency, owner, and privacy or security handling.

Decision

Confirmed error, clarification, source update, policy change, dispute, no change, or removal—with reasons and required reviewers.

Material change

Previous meaning, corrected meaning, evidence used, decision date, public note where appropriate, and downstream references checked.

Freshness state

Published or updated date tied to a real event, review due date, source volatility, owner, and hold state for expired or unsupported claims.

Handle an issue without cosmetic freshness

1 — Triage the exact claim
Preserve the report, protect personal details, assess impact, identify the governing evidence, and route to the required reviewers.
2 — Decide and document
Record the finding, evidence, limitation, material change, owner, reviewers, date, and any related page or structured-data update.
3 — Release only after approval
Update visible and machine-readable dates only for the real event, publish an appropriate note, and set the next review date.

Corrections and freshness questions

Should every small edit change the updated date?

Not automatically. The date should describe the page's actual publication or significant update event consistently and clearly.

Does a recent review date prove accuracy?

No. Accuracy still depends on claim-specific evidence, correct wording, limitations, qualified review, and unresolved disputes or gaps.

Can I report an issue here?

This candidate has no intake. Use the current help route and avoid sharing unnecessary personal, order, payment, or sensitive details.

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