What We Got Wrong (and Fixed)
An ongoing, honest log — not a one-time statement. Here's where corrections actually get shown.
Reviewed by the EdClinic Editorial Team · our research standards · not a substitute for professional medical adviceOur own methodology page promises that content gets corrected, not quietly edited. This page is where that promise actually gets kept — an ongoing, honest log rather than a one-time statement.
Why this page exists
Comparison sites rarely admit when something changes or when an earlier piece needed a correction — pages just get quietly updated with no record. We think an honest trust-building site should do the opposite: show the correction, not hide it.
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As providers change their offerings, as regulations shift, or if a reader flags something inaccurate through our contact page, updates will get logged here rather than silently folded into the original article with no trace.
Right now
No corrections logged yet — this page is intentionally starting empty as a placeholder for the commitment, not because nothing will ever need fixing. Check back as the site grows; an empty corrections log after a long period would itself be worth being skeptical of.