Corrections Policy
Accuracy matters. This policy explains how errors and updates are handled on RakibulSumon.com.
Our Commitment to Accuracy
I strive to ensure all content published on this site is accurate, up-to-date, and useful.
However, mistakes happen. When they do, I commit to:
- Acknowledging errors promptly
- Correcting them transparently
- Learning from what went wrong
Transparency principle: Corrections are made openly, not hidden. Trust is built through honesty, not perfection.
Types of Corrections
Minor Corrections
Examples: Typos, grammatical errors, broken links, formatting issues
How handled: Fixed immediately without notation
Factual Corrections
Examples: Incorrect data, misattributed quotes, inaccurate statistics, outdated information
How handled: Corrected promptly with an update note indicating what was changed and when
Significant Updates
Examples: Major changes to recommendations, updated learning that changes the core message, substantial new information
How handled: Article updated with a clear revision note at the top or bottom explaining what changed and why
Content Evolution
Examples: My perspective or understanding has evolved significantly
How handled: Content may be updated with context, or a new article written with links to previous thinking
How Corrections Are Made
Step 1: Identification
Errors may be identified through:
- Reader feedback and corrections submitted via email
- My own review and proofreading
- New information that contradicts previous content
- Periodic content audits
Step 2: Verification
Before making corrections, I verify:
- The error is confirmed and substantiated
- The correction is accurate and properly sourced
- The scope and significance of the error
Step 3: Correction
Corrections are made by:
- Updating the content with accurate information
- Adding a revision note for significant changes
- Including the date of the correction
- Preserving context where helpful
Step 4: Transparency
For significant corrections, I add notes like:
Update (January 27, 2026): This section was revised to correct an error in the original data. The previous version stated X; updated research shows Y. Thanks to [Reader Name] for flagging this.
Revision Notes Format
Revision notes typically include:
- Date: When the correction was made
- What changed: Brief explanation of the correction
- Why it changed: Reason for the update (if relevant)
- Credit: Acknowledgment if a reader identified the error
Outdated Content
As learning evolves, some content may become outdated.
How I Handle Outdated Content
- Update: Refresh the content with current information and add a revision note
- Archive: Mark content as outdated with a note explaining newer perspectives
- Redirect: Point readers to updated articles that supersede old content
- Remove: In rare cases, remove content entirely if it's no longer relevant or accurate
I prefer updating over deleting. Transparency includes showing how thinking evolves.
Reader Responsibility
While I strive for accuracy, readers should:
- Verify important information independently
- Consider the publication date of articles
- Recognize that my understanding evolves over time
- Use content as one input among many in decision-making
Reminder: All content is educational and informational gained through continuous professional journey. It should be consider as such.
Report an Error
If you notice an error, outdated information, or something that needs correction:
Submit a correction:
Email: contact@rakibulsumon.com
Include the article URL, the error you identified, and any supporting information or sources.
I appreciate readers who help improve the accuracy and usefulness of this site. Where appropriate, I'll credit you in the revision note.
Commitment to Continuous Improvement
Corrections aren't failures—they're opportunities to improve.
This policy reflects my commitment to:
- Maintaining high standards of accuracy
- Owning mistakes when they happen
- Improving content over time
- Building trust through transparency