Policy on False Information
How Beamtic deals with false information found in our content.
By. Jacob
Edited: 2020-07-05 11:13
In today's environment of false information, I believe it is important to have an official policy on how we deal with inaccurate information that is published on on our websites.
First, often people do not publish inaccurate information on purpose—this is important to understand when calling it out.
Beamtic is currently maintained by me (Jacob) in my free-time, and occasionally—like with many other websites maintained by humans—incorrect information might be found in the content.
If I discover this, either on my own, or because someone points it out to me, I will try to update the content as fast as possible. With content posted on social media platforms, such as YouTube videos, I might choose to add some text to the video with corrections; or if the platform allows it, edit the video directly on their platform. Likewise, if the platform allows editing test-content (text based posts), making corrections is probably going to be easy.
Most of my content is made available directly on the beamtic websites; if you find incorrect information in any of my articles, please help to improve them by commenting.
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