At NBAmaniacs, we believe that trust is built through accuracy, honesty and transparency, including how we handle mistakes. While we strive to provide reliable information in every article, we recognise that errors can occur. Our corrections policy ensures that mistakes are addressed promptly and openly, maintaining the standards our readers expect.
Typos and Minor Errors
Minor errors, such as spelling mistakes, missing punctuation or awkward translations, can occasionally appear in our articles. Although these do not significantly affect the meaning or accuracy of the information, we aim to correct them as soon as they are identified.
Whether an error is spotted during an internal review or brought to our attention by a reader, we make the necessary changes directly to the article. These minor corrections are made without adding a separate correction notice.
Factual Errors
When an error affects the accuracy or meaning of an article, we take a different approach. This includes incorrect dates, inaccurate figures, misleading details or statements that are factually wrong.
In these cases, we correct the information and clearly acknowledge the change by adding a correction note at the end of the article.
Each correction note explains:
- What information was originally incorrect.
- What the correct information is.
- When the correction was made.
We have followed this approach since 2017 as part of our commitment to responsible journalism and maintaining an open, honest relationship with our readers.
Our Editorial Responsibility
Every article published on NBAmaniacs reflects the work of our journalists and the standards of our publication. That is why our writers publish under their real names and take responsibility for the information they share.
We understand that mistakes are sometimes unavoidable in journalism. However, acknowledging and correcting them is an essential part of our editorial responsibility.
If you notice a typo, factual inaccuracy or other error in any of our articles, we encourage you to get in touch through our Contact Us page.
Your feedback helps us maintain the quality and reliability of our reporting.