Correction versus update
A correction fixes something that was wrong when published. An update records a product, policy or market fact that changed later. The distinction matters because it shows whether the original reporting failed or the subject changed.
Both can alter a verdict. The page records the date, previous wording or conclusion, new evidence and practical effect rather than replacing history with a cleaner story.
How operator responses are handled
Duel or another operator may provide documentation, context or a rebuttal. We verify the response and attach relevant facts to the affected page. A response is not automatically a correction, and commercial status receives no special weight.
When a claim cannot be independently resolved, the disagreement and evidence on each side stay visible. Readers should be able to see where certainty ends.
Current correction log
No material corrections have been logged at launch. The first production publication will establish the baseline version for every evidence page.
A contact route for correction submissions will be added before public launch. Submissions should identify the exact page, disputed statement and supporting source.
Questions players ask
Does DuelVerdict remove old test results?+
No. A retest can supersede an earlier result, but the earlier dated result remains part of the record.
Can an operator request a correction?+
Yes. A request is assessed against evidence using the same standard as a reader submission.
Are spelling fixes logged?+
Minor typographical and formatting fixes may be made without a formal correction note when they do not alter meaning.