How we correct errors
MemeAssist is committed to evidence-led accuracy. When material errors are discovered in our data or reporting, we correct them promptly and document the change — so readers can see what changed and why.
Reporting an error
We rely on factual on-chain data and recorded statistics. If a material error, misinterpretation, or broken analysis is identified in our reporting or research, we want to know.
Report issues via our Contact page or by emailing admin@memeassist.com. Include the page URL, the statement you believe is wrong, and where possible the source or evidence supporting the correction.
How corrections are applied
When a material error is confirmed: the article or report is corrected; a clearly labelled Correction entry is attached explaining what changed and why, with the date of the correction; and if the error significantly impacts the conclusion of a research study, we may issue a separate update or retract the flawed analysis entirely, leaving a clear notice in its place.
Updates versus corrections
Routine updates — refreshing a chart, adding a new tool to a comparison, or fixing a typographic error — are reflected by the "Updated" date on the article without a formal correction note. Formal corrections are reserved for material changes to factual claims, statistics, or methodology that affect the core reporting.