Corrections Policy
At Oracle News, accuracy and truthfulness are the fundamental pillars of our journalism. We make every effort to avoid factual, contextual, or citation errors; however, when they do occur, we take full responsibility for correcting them in a prompt, open, and transparent manner.
How to Report an Error
If you detect any factual error, technical inaccuracy, typographical error, or misattributed quote in any of our published articles, please report it immediately to our editorial team.
You can send a detailed message using our form on the Contact Us page or email us directly at stridecorsa@gmail.com with the subject line "Article Correction".
Please include the following in your report:
- The title and URL (web link) of the article.
- The specific fact or paragraph you believe is incorrect or inaccurate.
- Official sources, public records, or independent scientific studies that support the correction.
Our Rectification Protocol
Once an error report is received, our editorial team will verify the information against cross-checked sources within 24 to 48 business hours. If the article is found to contain an error, we will proceed as follows:
- Text Correction: We will modify the article's content directly on our platform to reflect the correct information immediately.
- Correction Note (Errata): We will append a visible note at the bottom of the article detailing the date of the update and what was corrected (e.g., "Editor's Note: This article was corrected on July 19, 2026, to rectify the annual bank inflation figure..."). This ensures our readers know exactly what changes were made.
- Minor Edits: Typographical or grammatical errors that do not change the meaning of the facts will be corrected immediately without appending a note.