Corrections Policy

Last updated: 10 November 2026

Accuracy matters to us, and to readers who rely on NOVIQ to prepare for examinations. We work to get things right, but when we make a mistake, we want to correct it quickly and openly.

How to report an error

Email us at thenoviq.team@gmail.com with the subject line “Correction”. Please include:

• the link to the article
• what you believe is wrong
• if possible, a link to the official or authoritative source that shows the correct information

What happens next

• We review every correction request and check it against the original official source.
• If the article contains an error, we correct it as soon as possible.
• If we find the article is accurate, we may reply to explain our source.

How corrections appear

• Significant errors, such as a wrong date, figure, name or a fact that changes the meaning of an article, are corrected in the article, and a note is added stating what was changed and when.
• Minor errors, such as spelling or formatting mistakes that do not change the meaning, are fixed without a note.
• Updates made because official information has changed after publication, such as a revised exam date, are not errors. Where they matter to readers, we say that the article has been updated.

If an article cannot be corrected in a way that keeps it accurate and useful, we may rewrite or remove it.

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Our editorial policy explains how articles are researched and checked before publication.