Last updated: November 10, 2026
The short version. When we get something wrong, we fix it. Errors that could have misled readers get a short, dated correction note; spelling and formatting fixes don’t. Report a possible error through our contact page.
ECN works to get every fact right the first time. When we don’t, we fix it promptly and openly. This page explains how.
How to report an error
If you believe something we published is wrong, tell us through our contact page. Please include the article’s link, the statement you believe is incorrect and, where possible, a source that supports the correction. Every report is reviewed by an editor.
How we correct
- Factual errors — a wrong figure, specification, price, date, name or attribution — are corrected in the article as soon as they are confirmed.
- Material errors — mistakes that could have misled readers about something important — are corrected and noted with a short, dated correction note in the article explaining what changed.
- Minor fixes such as spelling, grammar, formatting or broken links are made without a note.
- Updates — when a story develops after publication, for example a manufacturer confirms pricing or an auction closes — we add the new information and, where it matters to readers, mark the article as updated.
What we don’t do
We don’t remove published articles to hide mistakes, and we don’t change stories because an advertiser, manufacturer or other party asks us to, unless the request shows our reporting was wrong. Requests to remove content for legal reasons are reviewed separately.
Related policies
Read our Editorial Standards, our Ownership, Advertising & Affiliate Disclosure and our AI & Imagery Disclosure.