We want our work to be accurate, fair, and clear. When we make a mistake, we correct it and tell readers what changed.
How to report an error
Email hello@frontiermodels.com with the article link, the passage you believe is wrong, and any source or documentation we should review. We read every correction request and assess it against the available evidence.
What we correct
We correct factual errors, misleading omissions, inaccurate quotations, attribution problems, material calculation errors, and disclosures that should have appeared with the original story. We also correct charts, captions, headlines, and newsletter versions when the error appears there.
How corrections appear
We fix the article at its original URL. When a change affects the meaning or reliability of the story, we add a dated note explaining what was wrong and what we changed. Small spelling, punctuation, or formatting fixes that do not change meaning may be made without a note.
If new information adds context without correcting an error, we label it as an update. If the central finding can no longer be supported, we will prominently correct, replace, or retract the story while preserving a clear public record of what happened.
Our responsibility
We welcome careful challenges to our work. We do not remove accurate material simply because it is inconvenient, and we do not let speed stand in the way of correcting a verified error.
Last updated September 10, 2026.