Corrections & Sources

What we do when something is wrong

Capilore distinguishes typographical corrections from substantive corrections that change a financial calculation, historical claim, source attribution or practical conclusion. When a material issue is identified, we aim to investigate the relevant primary records, amend the content and make the nature of the correction visible where appropriate.

How readers can challenge a claim

Provide the page URL, the exact statement you believe is inaccurate, your supporting sources, and a brief explanation of the conflict. Please do not share confidential personal or financial records. During pre-launch, our verified editorial contact channel is still being configured.

Source hierarchy

We prioritize documents from regulatory bodies, company filings and audited statements, central banks, official museum archives, established standards setters and academic scholarship. Popular summaries can supply leads, but are not treated as replacements for primary evidence.

Numbers and reconstructions

Every modeled scenario should be labelled as hypothetical, along with key rate, timing and fee assumptions. Historical re-creations and unrelated editorial photographs should not be passed off as original footage or contemporary evidence.

AI assistance

AI may assist with drafting, visual concepts or video production. Material factual claims should be checked against independent references before publication, and unsupported AI-generated assertions should not be published as fact.