Report an error
If you find an inaccurate statement, broken source link, misleading image or outdated detail, Contact USRPTV. Please include the article URL, the specific wording you believe is wrong and a reliable source or document supporting the correction.
How corrections should be handled
Reports should be assessed against the available evidence. A substantive factual correction should be explained in a visible note on the affected article. Minor spelling or formatting fixes may be made without a separate note. Sending a report does not guarantee a particular outcome or response time.
Updates versus corrections
An update adds later information or context. A correction addresses an error in previously published information. Material uncertainty should be stated rather than replaced with an unsupported claim.
Recruitment and financial information
Old job notices should not be treated as current vacancies. Financial estimates and net-worth figures may be incomplete or unverifiable. Please flag unsupported claims so the relevant article can be reviewed.