Accuracy matters more than pretending we never make mistakes. If a material fact is wrong, Branch Wale aims to verify the issue and correct it transparently.
How to report an error
Email hi@BranchWale.com with the article URL, the exact statement you believe is incorrect, the correction you propose and the best available supporting source.
What happens next
We review the relevant source material and, where necessary, seek additional documentation or an attributable response. A disagreement with an opinion or a dislike of accurate reporting is not automatically a factual error.
Material corrections
When a correction changes a material fact, amount, date, legal status, applicability or conclusion, the article should be updated and the correction or update made understandable to readers.
Minor edits
Spelling, grammar, formatting or clarity edits that do not change the factual meaning may be corrected without a prominent correction notice.
Developing stories
A later arrest, court order, policy notification or official clarification may be a new development rather than a correction. We aim to preserve the distinction between what was known at the original publication time and what became known later.
Source corrections
If an external source changes or withdraws material information, we reassess the Branch Wale article and update it where the change affects our report.