Weird Witnessed is an editorial storytelling site, but accuracy and clarity still matter. This corrections policy explains how we handle mistakes, unclear disclosures, broken media, and wording that may mislead readers about reconstructed content.

What We Correct

We may correct factual mistakes on site pages, broken links, missing or incorrect captions, formatting problems, unclear AI reconstruction disclosures, outdated policy information, and wording that sounds more certain than intended. We may also update older articles to improve internal links, readability, and transparency.

Reconstructed Story Content

Because Weird Witnessed publishes creepy editorial recreations rather than verified news reports, not every story detail is treated like a factual claim. However, if a page could reasonably make a reader think that a reconstructed image is original proof, we will review and clarify that language.

How to Request a Correction

To request a correction, use the Contact page and include the page URL, the section in question, and a short explanation of the concern. If the issue is a broken image or link, include the device/browser if relevant.

How Updates Are Made

Minor edits may be made directly on the existing page. Larger corrections may include a rewritten paragraph, clearer caption, updated disclaimer, or additional context. We do not change live article URLs casually because readers may have already visited or shared those links.

When a correction changes the meaning of a page, we aim to preserve the page’s URL while making the wording clearer. This keeps existing links stable and helps readers understand that the site has improved the original page rather than hiding or replacing it.