Clear information depends on being willing to correct it. If you find a factual error, misleading statement or broken source in a LoudFact story, we want to hear from you.
Report an issue
Use the contact form, choose “Article correction” and include the article URL, the specific passage and a reliable source or explanation. You can also email support@loudfact.com. Please avoid sending private information about other people unless it is necessary to explain the concern.
How we review reports
We assess the concern against the article and relevant sources. We may ask for more information. A confirmation email acknowledges receipt; it does not mean the reported error has already been confirmed. Review time depends on the issue and the evidence available.
Corrections, clarifications and updates
We correct confirmed factual errors. A significant correction should explain what changed and carry a date. A clarification may be added when wording is accurate but unclear. Routine spelling, formatting and broken-link repairs may be made without a formal correction note.
Older stories
Prices, availability, research and circumstances can change. An update may add context without implying the earlier version was incorrect. Where an article cannot be adequately corrected, removal or a replacement explanation may be appropriate. Our aim is to preserve an understandable record rather than hide a substantive error.