Corrections
Letters of Junius reports on named public figures, so accuracy is the standard it is held to. When something published here is wrong, it is corrected in the open.
How corrections are made
- Errors of fact (a name, date, figure, quotation, attribution or characterization of a source) are fixed in the article and in any Key Players profile that repeats the claim.
- Every correction is noted. A dated note at the bottom of the article says what was wrong and what it now says. A correction that changes the meaning of a claim is also marked at the top of the article.
- Typos and formatting are fixed without a note.
- If a source is corrected or withdrawn, the entry that relies on it is updated, and the change is noted.
Responses from people named
Anyone named in the reporting, or a representative, may send a response. A response is added beside the claim it answers, in full or fairly summarized, with a link to the original where one exists. This applies to Key Players profiles and to articles.
Requesting a correction or sending a response
Use the contact form. Include:
- The address of the article or profile.
- The passage in question.
- What is wrong, with a document or link that shows it.
Each request is checked against the primary record. The outcome is a correction, a response added beside the claim, or a reply explaining why the passage stands.
Corrections log
No corrections have been published to date.