Accuracy matters more than speed. At DailyILM, we take responsibility for what we publish and how it is maintained over time. This Corrections & Updates Policy explains how we handle errors, clarifications, and content changes so readers can trust what they read today and understand how it may evolve tomorrow.
No information system is perfect. What defines a responsible publisher is not the absence of mistakes, but how clearly and honestly those mistakes are handled. This page outlines our process in plain language.
Our Commitment to Accuracy
DailyILM publishes information related to news, education, jobs, results, prize bonds, digests, and public updates. Much of this content relies on official announcements, public notices, and institutional data that can change, be revised, or clarified after initial release.
Our commitment is simple:
- We correct errors when they are identified
- We update content when new, confirmed information becomes available
- We label updates clearly
- We do not erase content history to hide changes
Accuracy is an ongoing process, not a one-time action.
How Readers Can Report Errors
We encourage readers to help us maintain accuracy. If you believe any content on DailyILM contains an error, outdated information, or unclear wording, you can report it using our official contact channels.
When reporting an issue, readers should include:
- The page URL
- A brief description of the issue
- The specific section or statement in question
- Any relevant source or clarification, if available
Error reports related to spelling, dates, figures, official announcements, or attribution are reviewed with priority. Opinion disagreements or personal interpretations are not treated as factual errors unless a verifiable inaccuracy is present.
What Happens After an Error Is Reported
Once an error report is received, it follows a structured internal review process.
- Initial Review
The content is reviewed by the assigned editor or subject-area contributor to confirm whether the reported issue is valid. - Verification
Information is cross-checked against official sources, institutional notices, or original documentation. - Decision
One of the following actions is taken:- Correction of an error
- Clarification of ambiguous language
- Update due to new confirmed information
- No change, if the content is accurate as published
- Documentation
Significant corrections or updates are logged internally to maintain editorial accountability.
Corrections are not delayed to protect appearances. If an error is confirmed, it is corrected.
Timeframe for Corrections and Updates
DailyILM aims to act promptly while ensuring accuracy.
- Factual errors: Reviewed and corrected as soon as verification is completed
- Time-sensitive updates (results, schedules, announcements): Updated when officially confirmed
- Minor edits (grammar, clarity): Applied without delay
There is no fixed time promise, as verification speed depends on source availability. However, confirmed errors are not intentionally left uncorrected.
How Updates Are Labeled
Transparency requires clarity. When content is updated in a meaningful way, DailyILM uses clear indicators so readers understand what has changed.
Updates may include:
- Revised dates or figures
- Newly announced official information
- Clarified eligibility rules or conditions
- Corrected factual statements
When appropriate, updates are labeled with notes such as:
- “Updated to reflect official announcement”
- “Information revised after confirmation”
Minor formatting or language improvements that do not change meaning may not receive update labels.
Corrections vs. Updates: The Difference
It is important to distinguish between corrections and updates.
- Corrections fix information that was incorrect at the time of publication
- Updates reflect new information that became available after publication
Both are handled transparently, but not every update implies an earlier mistake.
Content History and Accountability
DailyILM does not silently rewrite content to remove past context. Content history matters.
For high-impact topics such as:
- Results
- Jobs
- Prize bonds
- Schedules
- Public announcements
We recognize that readers may rely on earlier versions. Updates are applied carefully, and context is preserved where relevant.
Removing content entirely is avoided unless the information is proven false, misleading, or no longer appropriate to publish.
What We Do Not Correct
DailyILM does not issue corrections for:
- Reader assumptions not stated in the content
- Opinions or expectations clearly labeled as such
- Information that was accurate at the time of publication but later changed officially
In these cases, updates may be added for clarity, but original accuracy is acknowledged.
Responsibility and Reader Awareness
While we strive for accuracy, readers are encouraged to:
- Verify final actions with official authorities
- Check original issuing bodies for last-minute changes
- Use DailyILM as an informational guide, not a substitute for official confirmation
This shared responsibility helps maintain trust and realistic expectations.
Ongoing Review and Improvement
This Corrections & Updates Policy itself is subject to review. As publishing standards evolve and reader needs change, this page may be updated to reflect improved practices.
Any significant changes to this policy will be applied transparently.
Closing Statement
Trust is built through consistency, honesty, and accountability. DailyILM values reader confidence more than appearances. When errors occur, we address them. When information changes, we update it. When context matters, we preserve it.
That is our responsibility as a publisher, and we take it seriously.