Corrections Policy

We get things wrong sometimes — every publication does, especially one covering a game as secretive as GTA 6. What matters is how we fix it. This is our promise.

How we correct errors

When we discover a factual error in a published article, we correct the article itself as quickly as possible. We don’t quietly delete mistakes or pretend they never happened.

How corrections are disclosed

• Minor corrections (typos, formatting, small clarifications that don’t change the meaning) are fixed silently.
• Material corrections (wrong dates, misattributed quotes, incorrect facts) get a visible, dated correction note at the bottom of the article describing what was changed and why.
• Core claims — if an article’s central claim turns out to be wrong, we update the headline and verdict label where applicable, and add a correction note explaining what changed.

Rumours that don’t pan out

When a rumour we covered as ⚠️ RUMOR is later disproven or contradicted by official news, we update the article to reflect the new information and note the outcome. Coverage labelled 🔮 FAN THEORY is speculation by definition — it needs no correction when reality differs, though we may revisit it.

How to report an error

Spot a mistake? Tell us through our contact page. Please include the article URL and what’s wrong — screenshots or source links help us verify quickly. We review every report.

Our commitment

Speed matters, but accuracy matters more. We’d rather be second and right than first and wrong.