Corrections Policy

Manga For Today aims to be accurate at the time of publication and to fix mistakes openly when they occur.

1. How we handle errors

Factual errors are corrected as soon as they are identified and verified. A correction describes what was wrong and, where useful, what the accurate information is.

2. Minor corrections vs material corrections

Minor issues such as typos, broken links or formatting are generally fixed without a separate notice. Material errors—incorrect names, dates, figures, titles, prices or quotations—are noted along with the date the correction was made.

3. Updates are not the same as corrections

Developing stories are often updated with new information as it becomes available. An update reflects new facts, not necessarily an error in the original report. Articles carry a published date, and a last-updated date where the content has since been revised, so readers can see when a piece last changed.

4. Reporting a possible error

If you believe an article contains a factual error, contact us via the Contact page with the article URL and a description of the issue. We review every report.

5. Retractions

Where an article is found to be materially and irreparably wrong, it may be retracted. Where possible, a retracted article remains accessible with a clear notice explaining the retraction rather than being silently removed.