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Corrections Policy

Last updated: 17 September 2026

If we get something wrong, we want to know and put it right.

Report a problem

Email hello@litfever.com with “LitFever correction” in the subject. Include the page or post URL, a video timestamp if relevant, the disputed words or link, and a source or explanation of the concern. You do not need to buy a book or create an account to report an error.

What we review

Reports may concern quotations, attribution, editions, narration, captions, misleading illustrations, broken offers, inaccurate factual claims or missing commercial disclosures. Rights complaints have additional useful details listed in Copyright & Rights. Privacy requests follow our Privacy Policy.

How a correction is handled

  1. Locate the exact page, video or version and record the reported issue.
  2. Compare it with the source and relevant production evidence. Ask for clarification if necessary.
  3. Correct a verified error. If a material claim cannot be supported, qualify or remove it; suspend affected content where warranted during review.
  4. Check connected website pages, captions and platform posts so the same error is not left elsewhere.
  5. Record what changed and retain the prior version internally where appropriate.

Visible notices

Material corrections should be explained on the affected page or post with a date and a short description. Minor spelling or formatting changes that do not alter meaning may be corrected without a separate notice. Where a platform does not allow editing, we use the available correction, replacement or removal options.

Correcting one version does not imply that every third-party copy has changed. We do not promise an immediate response or a fixed resolution time, but prioritise issues involving serious misrepresentation, rights or personal data.

Disagreement and follow-up

An opinion you disagree with is different from a factual error. We still consider concerns about missing context or unfair representation. If you believe our response misses evidence, reply with the additional source. We do not publish your private contact details as part of a correction.