Corrections

If you find an error in a reference page on ballotandprize, we will correct it rather than delete the content. A substantive correction, such as an inaccurate fact about an award body's rules, a ceremony date, or a listed nominee, will be noted at the foot of the article. This note will state what was amended and the date of the change. Minor typographical errors or formatting issues are fixed without such a note.

A substantive correction alters a factual claim central to the page's purpose. Examples include an incorrect ballot deadline, a misattributed jury member, or a wrong venue name. For a report to be actionable, please provide the full article address and quote the exact claim you believe to be inaccurate. This allows for precise verification against our sources.

We aim to review and implement substantive corrections within two business days. You can report an error using the contact method specified on the site. The process relies on readers providing specific details, as general alerts are difficult to investigate efficiently.

Reference pages on ballotandprize are updated when the world changes, such as when an award body announces a new ceremony date or alters its category definitions. These are not corrections but routine updates reflecting new information. Such updates are made promptly and, if they reverse a previously published fact, will usually carry a correction note at the article foot.

Our focus is on maintaining accurate reference pages for award bodies, ceremonies, categories, and related facts. The correction system exists to address errors in our reporting of these stable facts, ensuring the site remains a reliable resource.