Corrections and transparency

Corrections Policy and Public Change Log

ExecGraph publishes industrial research that can change as roles, facilities, projects, and turnaround schedules change. We correct material factual errors, update stale evidence, and preserve visible confidence labels when the available evidence remains uncertain.

What qualifies for correction

Incorrect names, titles, operators, facility assignments, dates, source attribution, quantities, or statements that materially change the meaning of a page qualify for review.

What is an ordinary update

A role change, newly published turnaround date, refreshed public filing, or improved source can update a page without proving the previous statement was unreasonable at the time.

How evidence is handled

Confirmed, probable, possible, inferred, illustrative, and unavailable labels are preserved until stronger evidence supports a different classification.

Publication control

High-risk corrections remain human-gated. Automated systems may collect evidence and propose revisions, but they do not independently publish sensitive claims.

Submit a correction

Include the page URL, the exact statement, your proposed correction, and a source that supports the change. Contact information is used only to clarify the request and is not published.

Email a correction request

Editorial policy changes

July 28, 2026

Evidence and review labels introduced

Added visible author, reviewer, source class, applicable review or verification dates, and corrections guidance to public research surfaces.

July 28, 2026

Sitemap freshness made source-backed

Replaced deployment-time freshness dates with publication and material-update timestamps, and limited IndexNow notifications to observable changes.

July 27, 2026

Programmatic index eligibility enforced

Added shared evidence thresholds, canonical URL governance, and noindex or redirect handling for incomplete public inventory.

Recent published content changes

These are recent material page updates from the public content map. They are not automatically classified as corrections.