Corrections & Withdrawals
A public record. Last updated: August 26, 2026
Our editorial standards promise that we correct errors promptly and transparently. This page is the proof: every material correction and every article we have withdrawn is recorded here, with the date and the reason. We do not quietly edit or quietly delete.
Our policy
- Minor errors — typos, formatting, broken links — are fixed in place without a note.
- Material corrections — a wrong fact, figure, date, attribution, or legal or regulatory detail — are corrected in the article with a dated correction note, and logged here.
- Withdrawals — when errors run through a piece rather than a single passage, we withdraw it entirely. The URL returns HTTP 410 (permanently removed), the article is delisted from every page, feed and sitemap, and the withdrawal is logged here with the reason.
Correction requests are reviewed within 48 hours and reach the Contributing Editor and the founder directly.
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The log
- WithdrawnPublished August 26, 2026 · Withdrawn August 26, 2026
Seafarer Rights When Held Captive by Pirates: Wages, Allotments and Repatriation Under MLC 2006
Withdrawn the day of publication. The article was auto-published without the verified sourcing and human editorial review that coverage of seafarer rights requires, and was withdrawn in full at the publisher's decision.
- WithdrawnPublished August 19, 2026 · Withdrawn August 19, 2026
Crew Casualty in Strait of Hormuz Attacks: POEA-SEC Rights for Injury, Death Benefit and Repatriation
Withdrawn the day of publication. The article was auto-published about an unfolding casualty incident: it identified a specific vessel, restated unverified claims about the parties involved, and set out POEA-SEC and MLC entitlements its own text repeatedly conceded the cited evidence did not support. Coverage touching seafarer deaths and injuries reaches families before it reaches anyone else, and requires verified sourcing and human editorial review before publication — this piece had neither, so it was withdrawn in full rather than corrected.
- WithdrawnPublished August 12, 2026 · Withdrawn August 12, 2026
What Filipino Seafarers Need to Know: POEA-SEC Rights After a Casualty
Withdrawn the day of publication. The article was auto-published and carried a reviewer credit it had not earned, and its explanation of POEA-SEC death benefits, RA 12021, the 120/240-day rule and the correct claims forum contained material legal errors. Because the errors ran through the piece rather than a single passage, it was withdrawn in full rather than corrected.