What to report
Corrections can cover a factual statement, date, source, calculation, broken citation, author attribution, archive label, or material omission. Include the page URL, the passage in question, the proposed correction, and supporting evidence when available.
What happens next
- Galen reviews the page, cited evidence, and the relevant source material.
- If the report is supported, the page is corrected and its revision date is updated.
- When a change affects meaning, authorship, or a material conclusion, the page gets a visible correction or archive note.
- Unsupported requests do not change the record merely because they were submitted.
Archive corrections
Correcting an archive page does not transfer its authorship. The original Early Retirement Dude remains the author of his restored first-person work; Galen remains responsible for the accuracy and transparency of the current presentation.
No silent credential or identity changes
Credentials, job titles, biographies, and author identities require approved source material. The site will not infer a hidden identity for the founding author or add a credential that cannot be verified.
Corrections log
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Send the page URL, disputed passage, proposed correction, and supporting evidence through the correction route below.
Every future correction will appear here as a dated entry linked to the affected page.