Last updated: 20 September 2026
Accuracy matters to Pixalrig. We correct material errors promptly and update time-sensitive information when reliable new evidence becomes available.
What we correct
Corrections may cover inaccurate facts, specifications, prices, availability, dates, quotations, attribution, links or wording that incorrectly presents an unconfirmed claim as fact.
How corrections are handled
- Review the reported issue and the evidence supplied.
- Check the original and current primary sources where available.
- Correct the affected page without changing its established URL unnecessarily.
- Update the visible modified date where the change is substantive.
- Add a clear correction or update note when readers would reasonably need to understand what changed.
Minor spelling, grammar, formatting and broken-link fixes may be made without a formal correction note when they do not change the meaning.
Developing stories
News and rumour-tracker entries may change as events develop. New information is not automatically a correction: the page may instead receive a dated update. Confirmed information remains clearly separated from rumours and unverified claims.
Requesting a correction
Use the Pixalrig contact page and include the page URL, the statement you believe is wrong and a reliable supporting source. We assess every request on its evidence; requests do not guarantee removal or a particular editorial conclusion.