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Tell us which number is wrong
Email corrections@thinkbiggertoday.com with the page URL, the figure as shown, and the value you believe is right. A link to the official source helps us act the same day.
Corrections policy
We publish numbers, so we get some of them wrong. This page says exactly what happens when that occurs, how to reach us, and where the change is recorded.
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We check the stored observation
Every published figure is stored with its source, series identifier and observation date. We compare what is on the page against what is in the database and against the publishing agency.
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We fix or we remove
If the figure is wrong we correct it. If we cannot verify it against a named public source, we remove the number rather than leave an unverifiable one on the page.
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The change is logged
Content changes are versioned with a timestamp and a content hash. Material corrections are noted on the page itself and appear in the revision log below.
What we commit to
- We answer a correction request within two working days at corrections@thinkbiggertoday.com.
- A figure whose source observation is older than the freshness window for that data type is hidden automatically rather than shown as current.
- We never quietly delete a wrong figure from an article and pretend it was never there: a material correction is stated on the page.
- Commercial relationships never change a figure, a ranking or a correction decision. See the affiliate disclosure.
- A page carries a “fact checked” or “reviewed” badge only when a named reviewer and a review date are stored for it. Most pages carry no badge.
Revision log
Content revisions recorded by the publishing system, newest first. Each row is a stored version with its own content hash. This list is read from the database at request time, so it cannot show a change that did not happen.
No content revision has been recorded yet.
Where the numbers come from, dataset by dataset: our data and methodology.