1. Commitment to Prompt Corrections
Despite our rigorous editorial review process, factual errors, outdated study references, or typographical oversights may occasionally occur. When an error is identified, our policy is to investigate, verify, and correct the mistake transparently and without delay.
2. How Corrections Are Documented
When a substantial factual correction is made to an article (such as correcting a biomechanical cue, recalculating a formula, or updating a scientific citation):
- The article text is updated immediately.
- The "Last Modified" timestamp at the top of the article is updated.
- For major factual revisions, an italicized editorial correction note is appended to the bottom of the article detailing the date, nature of the revision, and rationale.
3. Reporting an Error
If you identify a factual error, broken reference link, or outdated claim in any RepForge article, please contact our editorial desk at corrections@repforge.com or via our Contact Page. Please include the specific article URL, the text in question, and credible scientific evidence supporting the proposed correction.