Commitment to Accuracy
Corrections Policy
Explains the reporting, evaluation, update, and transparent correction process we follow when an error is identified in a piece of content.
1. Purpose
COINOTAG is committed to maintaining the highest level of accuracy in its content. This page explains the correction process followed when an error is identified in a piece of content. Our corrections policy covers all content, both editorial and AI-assisted.
2. Reporting an Error
If you believe there is an error in a news article, an analysis, or a piece of data, you can reach us at editorial@coinotag.com. Please share the link to the relevant content, the incorrect portion, and, where possible, a source supporting the correct information.
3. Evaluation Process
Every reported correction request is reviewed by the editorial team. Numerical data (price, volume, market capitalization, technical levels) is based on the sources available at the time of publication and naturally changes over time; such updates are not treated as "errors." Factual errors, incorrect attributions, and inconsistencies are addressed as a priority.
4. Correction and Update
Confirmed errors are corrected within the content. When a material update is made: - A "Content updated" state and the update date are shown on the page.
5. Transparency
For significant corrections, we aim to keep content current and accurate without obscuring the nature of the change. For AI-assisted content, a separate AI review stage and editorial oversight are operated on a continuous basis to reduce the error rate.
6. Contact
For correction requests and feedback: editorial@coinotag.com.
Use of AI
Articles bylined "COINOTAG News Desk" begin with data collection — market data, on-chain metrics and publicly available sources — followed by an AI-generated initial draft. This is disclosed transparently: content produced this way carries an "AI-Assisted" label wherever COINOTAG shows author attribution. Before publication, a separate AI review pass — a different model from the one that generated the draft — checks the piece for numerical consistency, entity consistency and factual accuracy against its sources.
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