FinalCutHub corrects material errors in facts, procedures, compatibility, disclosure, and attribution.
What happens after a report
The reported passage is checked against the article's sources and applicable current primary or authoritative evidence. A correction can change the text, narrow the article's scope, add a warning, replace an asset, or temporarily remove a procedure.
Material corrections receive an editorial note describing what changed. Minor spelling, formatting, and clarity edits do not normally receive a correction note or a new updated date.
Priority
Errors that can cause data loss, an incorrect purchase decision, or a failed delivery receive priority. Version changes that make a procedure inaccurate are treated as factual updates rather than silently rewritten evergreen copy.
Articles are reviewed when source documentation changes or an error is identified during editorial checks. Material changes are noted on the affected article.