Corrections

MEDUZA corrects errors openly. This page explains how to report one and what happens next.

Report an error

Use the contact form and tell us which story it concerns, what looks wrong and, if you can, where the correct information can be found. Every story also has a “Report an error” link at the end that opens the form with the story already filled in.

What we do with a report

1. We compare the statement with the sources listed under the story and with any source you send.
2. If the story is wrong or misleading, we change it.
3. If the change affects facts or guidance, the story is marked “Updated” with the date and a short note describing the change.
4. Typos, broken links and wording that does not change the meaning are fixed without a note.

What counts as an error

A wrong fact, a misread source, a care instruction that contradicts the standard it cites, a wrongly credited photograph, a link that leads somewhere unexpected. Style opinions are not errors, but if you think a piece reads as a rule about what people should or should not wear, tell us — that would break our own standards.

Photographs and credits

If you are the author of a photograph or appear in one and believe it is used incorrectly, write through the contact form. We will check the licence record and remove or re-credit the image where needed.

Corrections log

No corrections have been made since the magazine opened. When they are, they will be listed here with the date and the story concerned.