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Corrections and challenging a result

We would rather be corrected than be wrong. If you believe a credibility result is mistaken, please tell us. Every challenge is read by a person and helps us improve the tool.

When to challenge a result

A claim has been rated in a way the evidence does not support.
The analysis has misread satire, context or the meaning of a claim.
A cited source is wrong, missing, or does not say what we suggested.
A factual error appears anywhere in a result.

How to submit a challenge

Email admin@factorfiction.news with the subject "Challenge a result", and include as much of the following as you can:

The link or text you analysed.
The specific claim or score you are challenging.
Why you think it is wrong, ideally with a reliable source.
The date and time you ran the analysis, if you have it.

Tip: for a fast second opinion, use the "What would verify" deep check on the claim itself. It runs a fresh, web-search-backed review and cites its sources, which is often the quickest way to settle a disputed claim.

What happens next

We acknowledge your challenge and review the analysis.
Where we find an error, we correct it and, where relevant, improve the method so it does not recur.
We reply to let you know the outcome.

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