Corrections
Everything I have got wrong and then fixed, with the date and the reason. The article keeps its own dated note as well — this page is the index, not a substitute for it.
Why this page exists
A site that never shows a correction is not a site that never made a mistake. It is a site that deleted the paragraph. That is the normal practice in gear coverage, and it is why almost nothing in this category is worth trusting on its second reading.
So the rule here is the opposite one. When a published claim turns out to be wrong — a number, a citation, a price, a certification status, a recommendation — the article gets a dated note in the body explaining what changed, the old text does not silently disappear, and the change is listed here. If you found the error, you get the credit unless you'd rather not.
This matters more than usual on this site, because much of what I cite moves underneath me. Certification lists gain and lose models. Prices change weekly. A page that states a list without dating the check is a page that will quietly become false — which is exactly why every standards-based article here carries the date it was last verified.
The log
Nothing logged yet. The site is new and nothing has been published long enough to be proved wrong. That is a statement about the site's age, not its accuracy — when the first correction lands it will appear here rather than being edited away. If you have found something wrong, tell me; it is the most useful email you can send.