Corrections

When a factual error is found in a reference page on stampandpress, the article will be corrected, not deleted. A correction note will be added to the foot of the page, stating what was amended and the date of the change. This maintains a transparent record while keeping the page current and accurate.

A substantive correction is made when a verifiable fact is wrong, such as an incorrect technical specification, a misstated standard, or an inaccurate project milestone. Minor typographical errors or rephrasing for clarity are updated silently, as they do not alter the factual content of the piece.

Readers can report an error by contacting stampandpress. A useful report includes the full article address and the exact claim believed to be incorrect, along with a citation for the correct information. This allows for efficient verification. We aim to investigate and implement any necessary corrections within two business days.

The facts on our reference pages are also updated when the world changes. For instance, if a new industry standard supersedes an old one, or a factory investment project reaches a new phase, the relevant pages are amended. A correction note is added only if the previous information was factually correct at the time of publication but is now outdated.

This policy applies across all sections of the site, from Processes and Equipment to Policy and Supply chain. Our commitment is to provide a reliable, fixed reference that also reflects the ongoing evolution of manufacturing and investment.