GameFunns aims to correct material errors clearly and without hiding evidence limits. Product pages, prices, software features, warranties, and policies can change, so older articles may need review even when they were accurate at publication.
What counts as a material correction
- An incorrect specification, model name, compatibility claim, or price statement
- A missing or broken source for an important factual claim
- A disclosure problem, such as unclear first-hand testing language
- An outdated recommendation caused by product changes, recalls, or policy updates
How to request a correction
Use the contact page and include the article URL, the sentence or section in question, and a source or explanation when possible. We review correction requests as time permits and may update the article, add a clarification, or decline the change if the evidence does not support it.
How updates are shown
Small grammar fixes may not be noted. Material updates should change the article's reviewed or updated date. When an update changes the recommendation or evidence basis, the article should explain that change in the method, disclosure, or update language.
What we will not do
GameFunns will not add fake test results, fake ownership notes, invented user quotes, or unsupported claims to make an article sound stronger. If new evidence is unavailable, the article should remain honest about its limits.