Yiptung Trade welcomes well-supported correction requests and distinguishes factual corrections from differences of opinion.
Our aim is to correct meaningful errors, preserve useful context, and make update history understandable to readers.
What qualifies for review
Factual error
An incorrect date, name, figure, rule, product feature, quotation, link, or description that can be checked against reliable evidence.
Material omission
Missing context that significantly changes how a reasonable reader would understand a risk, obligation, limitation, or conclusion.
Outdated information
A regulation, rate, official process, service feature, or market fact that changed after publication.
Presentation problem
A broken link, mislabeled table, inaccessible layout, duplicate heading, or technical error that prevents correct use of the page.
How to submit a correction
- Email contact@yiptung.com with the subject “Correction Request — Article Title.”
- Include the full page URL.
- Quote or describe the exact passage at issue.
- Explain why it is inaccurate, incomplete, or outdated.
- Provide a reliable source, preferably an official or primary source.
How requests are handled
1. Triage
We confirm whether the request concerns a verifiable fact, a technical problem, an opinion, or a transaction-specific dispute.
2. Source check
We compare the published statement with reliable and current sources from the relevant jurisdiction.
3. Editorial decision
We correct, clarify, update, or retain the passage based on the evidence.
4. Publication
Material changes may receive an updated date or correction note. Minor grammar and formatting fixes may be made silently.
Correction levels
| Level | Example | Typical action |
|---|---|---|
| Minor edit | Typographical error, punctuation, formatting, or broken internal link. | Corrected without a formal notice when meaning is unchanged. |
| Content update | A product feature, government link, fee, or official process changed after publication. | Article updated and update date revised when appropriate. |
| Material correction | An error changes the reader’s understanding of risk, responsibility, or a major conclusion. | Correction made with a visible note describing the substantive change. |
| Retraction or removal | Content cannot be responsibly corrected, infringes rights, or creates serious legal or safety concerns. | Page removed, redirected, or replaced with an explanatory notice when appropriate. |
What this policy does not cover
We do not adjudicate private commercial disputes, determine legal liability, alter accurate content merely because it is unfavorable, or remove public-interest information without a valid factual, legal, privacy, or safety basis.
Submit a correction request
Attach links rather than confidential records whenever possible.