Corrections
CatWorldly should fix meaningful errors visibly and keep routine edits clean.
What Gets Corrected
Factual errors, broken safety boundaries, misleading product labels, incorrect dates, wrong comic metadata and privacy/disclosure mistakes should be corrected.
How Corrections Work
Small copy edits can be made silently. Material corrections should include an updated date or correction note when the change affects reader understanding.
How To Report Issues
Readers can use the Contact page for corrections, broken links, privacy questions, accessibility issues or unclear media labels.
Reader Reports
A good correction report includes the page URL, what appears wrong, what source or experience suggests the issue and whether the problem is factual, safety-related, accessibility-related or a broken link.
Visibility Standard
If a correction changes a safety recommendation, product evidence label, disclosure, date, quote, source or reader decision path, the page should show an updated date or correction note. Silent fixes are reserved for spelling, formatting and minor clarity edits.
What Is Not A Correction
Different opinions, new anecdotes, product preference changes and comic continuity suggestions are useful feedback, but they are not automatically factual corrections. They may still become future updates if they make the page better.