Report an error, outdated statement, or missing disposition

Corrections and Right of Reply

Use this page to document a factual error, misquotation, broken source, wrong date or identity, missing legal disposition, misleading summary, outdated current-status statement, privacy concern, or request for an attributed reply.

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Use this page to document a factual error, misquotation, broken source, wrong date or identity, missing legal disposition, misleading summary, outdated current-status statement, privacy concern, or request for an attributed reply.

What may be reported

Report a concrete problem with a public page

Factual or quotation error

A wrong fact, name, identity, date, location, number, quotation, or description of what a source says.

Source or legal-status problem

A broken source, missing legal disposition, incorrect court stage, or source that no longer supports the public statement.

Misleading or outdated presentation

A summary that omits material context or a current-status statement that has become stale.

Privacy concern or right of reply

Unnecessary personal information, a material safety concern, or relevant attributed context from a person or organization discussed.

What to provide

Make the requested change easy to verify

  1. Page URL.
  2. Exact statement or section.
  3. Explanation of the problem.
  4. Proposed correction, when known.
  5. Supporting source.
  6. Optional contact information for a reply.

Share only the personal information needed to evaluate the request.

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How changes are handled

Correction, update, clarification, and reply are different actions

Correction

Fixes a material error in the published record.

Update

Adds later information without implying that the earlier publication was wrong when published.

Clarification

Makes accurate text less ambiguous or easier to interpret.

Right of reply

Adds relevant, attributed context without giving a subject control over the evidence standard.

Review expectations

When a reply address is provided, 2IA will try to acknowledge a documented request. Review time depends on the source record, legal stage, privacy risk, and whether independent verification is needed; no fixed response deadline or legal outcome is promised.

2IA will correct material errors, document significant public changes, and protect unnecessary personal information. It will not remove accurate public-interest information merely because it is inconvenient or treat an unsupported demand as proof.

Public corrections log

No public corrections have been recorded as of July 26, 2026.

Corrections may be emailed to mike@ns12.com. Email is an ordinary channel, not a secure submission system; do not include classified, stolen, or unnecessary private information.