Fast publishing creates more opportunities for mistakes, but speed is not an excuse to make the repair invisible.
Material errors should be corrected in the article and explained in a dated note. Smaller spelling or formatting fixes may be updated without a formal notice when they do not change the meaning.
When a source changes its reporting, our summary should be reviewed. When a viral claim collapses, the page should not continue earning attention from the old version.
Trust is not the absence of error. It is the presence of an honest correction process.