Corrections

We correct errors in public. This page records every substantive correction made to a published article.

How a correction is made

When a factual error is found — by a reader, by a vendor, or by us — the article is amended and a note is appended stating what changed and when. The original wording is not quietly overwritten. Where the error affected a conclusion, the conclusion is re-examined and the outcome recorded here.

What counts as substantive

A wrong fee, a wrong corridor count, a misattributed quote, a scoring error, or a conclusion that no longer follows from the evidence. Typographical fixes and rephrasing that does not alter meaning are not logged.

Current log

No corrections have been issued. This site published its first pages on 23 October 2026 and no article has yet been amended.

Reporting an error

Write to editorial@meridiangrade.com with the page address and the sentence you believe is wrong. If you have the source that contradicts us, include it; that is the fastest route to a correction.