Corrections
and updates.

What changed, why it changed, and the supporting record.

PUBLIC CORRECTIONS02

A production-facing claim or feature required a public correction.

PUBLISHED STUDIES19

Failed and withheld research stays off the public site.

LEDGER VERSION1.1

Last updated 2026-09-06. JSON is public and versioned.

Correct the public claim, preserve the original published run, and show what changed and why.

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How we handle errors.

More serious reader impact requires a stronger response.

01 / material

Changes the central result, fantasy guidance, population, uncertainty, or source rights.

Add an article-level correction, repeat the affected checks, preserve the superseded run, and link the replacement evidence.

02 / clarification

Improves scope or interpretation without changing the reported result.

Update the article with a dated note and record the changed language here.

03 / minor

Typography or presentation that cannot alter the reader's interpretation.

Correct in place; ledger inclusion is optional unless the error recurs.

What each update includes.

Material updates link to the evidence, decision, and replacement state.

  1. Identify the claim and every affected public surface.
  2. Freeze the article when reader guidance may be wrong.
  3. Preserve the published run, hashes, reviews, and decision artifacts.
  4. Recompute and repeat the affected specialist and mechanical checks.
  5. Publish a dated correction with evidence links.
  6. Update the machine-readable ledger and article note together.

What changed
and why.

Only corrections to published fantasy research appear here.

COR-001article correctionmaterialresolved

The sixth-round paragraph now reports 2 hits among 75 receivers, matching the current cohort.

Reader impact: The paragraph used an older count of 1 hit among 67 receivers. The published chart, table, and main findings were already current.

Resolution: The paragraph now derives its count from the same published data as the table. The original research artifacts are preserved.

COR-002article correctionclarificationresolved

The article now puts its fantasy decision and plain-language takeaway before the statistical detail.

Reader impact: The original result was correct, but its opening required readers to translate forecast-error statistics into an in-season strategy themselves.

Resolution: The title, dek, opening, comparison, chart caption, table labels, and conclusion now explain when target share should change a fantasy manager's view and where that rule stops.