GamingStation.org aims to publish accurate, useful, and up-to-date gaming information.
Despite careful research and review, errors can occur. Games, platforms, rules, tools, pricing, technical requirements, and online services can also change after an article is published.
This Corrections Policy explains how readers can report potential errors and how the Gaming Station Editorial Team handles corrections and updates.
Our Approach to Accuracy
Accuracy is an important part of our editorial process.
When a credible correction is brought to our attention, we aim to review the affected information against reliable evidence and update the page when a change is justified.
We do not make corrections simply because someone disagrees with an opinion or preference. A correction should generally involve information that is inaccurate, misleading, outdated, technically incorrect, or unsupported.
What You Can Report
Readers may contact us about issues such as:
- Incorrect game rules
- Wrong player counts
- Incorrect platform information
- Outdated release information
- Technical inaccuracies
- Broken or outdated sources
- Incorrect terminology
- Tool or calculator errors
- Misleading descriptions
- Outdated developer or publisher information
- Incorrect links
- Typographical errors that affect meaning
- Missing or inaccurate disclosures
You may also contact us if an article unintentionally presents research-based information as personal experience.
How to Report an Error
Please contact Gaming Station and include:
- The URL of the affected page
- The specific statement or section you believe is incorrect
- A short explanation of the issue
- A reliable supporting source, when available
- Any useful screenshots or additional context
Email:
A clear subject line such as:
Correction Request: [Article Title]
can help us identify the purpose of your message.
How We Review Correction Requests
When reviewing a correction, the Gaming Station Editorial Team may:
- Review the disputed statement.
- Recheck the original source.
- Look for updated official information.
- Compare multiple reliable sources when necessary.
- Determine whether the information is incorrect, outdated, incomplete, or still accurate.
- Update the article if a correction is supported.
Not every correction request will result in a change.
If reliable sources support the existing information, the article may remain unchanged.
Minor Corrections
Minor corrections may include:
- Spelling mistakes
- Formatting problems
- Grammar issues
- Broken internal links
- Minor wording improvements
- Typographical errors that do not materially change the meaning
These changes may be corrected without adding a formal correction notice.
Substantive Corrections
A substantive correction involves an error that could materially change a reader’s understanding of the subject.
Examples may include:
- Incorrect game rules
- Wrong technical specifications
- Incorrect calculations
- Incorrect platform availability
- Incorrect release information
- Misidentified games or products
- Incorrect claims about a developer or publisher
When appropriate, we may update the article and its reviewed or updated date.
For particularly significant errors, we may also add an explanatory note to the article.
Updates Are Not Always Corrections
Gaming information changes frequently.
A page may need updating even if the information was accurate when originally published.
For example:
- A new platform becomes supported
- A game receives an update
- Official rules change
- A developer changes a policy
- A tool or service changes functionality
- Pricing changes
- New official documentation becomes available
These changes may be treated as editorial updates rather than corrections.
Gaming Tools and Calculators
If you believe one of our calculators, converters, generators, or other gaming tools is producing incorrect results, please provide:
- The tool URL
- The values you entered
- The result you received
- The result you expected
- The game, platform, or context involved
- Any official documentation supporting the expected result
This information can help us reproduce and investigate the issue.
Third-Party Information
Gaming Station sometimes relies on official developers, publishers, platforms, rulebooks, databases, and other third-party sources.
If a source later changes or removes information, an article may require updating.
We aim to correct our own presentation of information when necessary, but we cannot control the accuracy or availability of third-party websites.
Opinions and Recommendations
Not every disagreement requires a correction.
Statements involving judgment, interpretation, recommendations, or preferences may reasonably differ between readers.
However, factual claims supporting an opinion should still be accurate.
If a recommendation contains a factual error, that factual component can be reviewed under this Corrections Policy.
Reader Contributions
We appreciate readers who help identify outdated or incorrect information.
Providing a correction does not automatically create an editorial, employment, contributor, or compensation relationship with Gaming Station.
We may update information based on reader feedback after independently reviewing the issue.
Transparency
Our goal is to correct meaningful errors rather than conceal them.
Where a correction materially changes the meaning or reliability of an article, we may provide additional transparency through an updated date, explanatory note, or other appropriate disclosure.
Minor spelling, formatting, or stylistic changes may be made without a public correction notice.
Contact Us About a Correction
To report a possible error, email:
Please include the affected GamingStation.org URL and supporting information wherever possible.
You can also use our Contact Us page for editorial feedback.
For more information about how Gaming Station researches and reviews content, please read our Editorial Policy.
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