Corrections
Mistakes happen. When they do, we correct them clearly and quickly - and we tell you what changed.
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How corrections work
When we get a fact wrong, we correct the article and add an italic note at the end of the piece describing what changed and when. Significant corrections - those that materially alter the meaning of the original report - are also logged on this page so the public record is complete.
How to flag an error
Email corrections@originaltickets.com with the article URL and the specific error. We respond within one business day. If the correction is material, you'll see the update reflected in the article and on this page within 24 hours of confirming the issue.
Updates vs. corrections
We distinguish between corrections (fixes to factual errors in the original report) and updates (new information added as a story develops). Updates are timestamped at the top of the article. Corrections are noted at the bottom. Headline-level changes that meaningfully alter the story are tracked as corrections.
Stealth edits
We do not silently rewrite published articles. Typos and broken links are fixed without an annotation. Anything beyond that - facts, attributions, headlines, framing - gets a visible correction note.
Recent corrections
No corrections have been issued yet. As OriginalTickets matures, this section will list each significant correction with the article, the date, and what was fixed.
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