Corrections and Updates Policy

Last reviewed: October 30, 2026

Why we correct content

Marketing tools and policies change. We want readers to trust not only our advice but also our willingness to fix mistakes. We review reports of wrong facts, broken source links, misleading examples, outdated steps, and incorrect attribution.

How to report an error

Send a message to support@zelisi.com with the article title, page link, the part you believe is wrong, and a reliable source or clear explanation. You do not need to provide private personal details to report a public mistake.

What happens next

We check the issue against source material and context. When a correction is needed, we aim to amend the article and, for a significant factual change, add a note that tells readers what changed. Minor spelling, layout, and broken-link repairs may be made without a separate notice. We may also remove material if a claim cannot be supported responsibly.

Updates versus corrections

An update adds new information after a change in technology or policy. A correction fixes something that was wrong or misleading when published. We aim to distinguish the two. An older article should not be given a new date solely to suggest fresh research that did not occur.

Appeals and disputes

If you disagree with a correction decision, you may send more evidence. We review substantive new information but cannot promise to adopt every suggested edit. Copyright claims follow our DMCA & Copyright Policy.