Trust
Corrections
How to report an error, and what we do about it.
Why this page exists
Hiddencorners covers remote places whose access rules, prices, seasons and safety situations change without notice — and it does so from desk research. Errors are not hypothetical here. They are a normal cost of the format, and the only responsible answer is to make them easy to report and visible when fixed.
How to report an error
Email osokheng168.01@gmail.com with the page, the sentence, and — if you have it — the source that shows we are wrong. You do not need to be polite about it.
What happens next
- Every report is read.
- The claim is re-checked against an authoritative source, not against the source that produced the error.
- If we were wrong, the page is corrected in place — we do not quietly delete and repost.
- The "last updated" date on the article changes.
What gets a visible correction notice
- Material corrections — a fact, figure, safety statement, price, permit rule, season or access route that was wrong — are noted at the foot of the article with the date of the change.
- Minor edits — typos, grammar, broken links, formatting — are fixed without a notice.
What we will not do
- Remove a correction notice to make an article look cleaner.
- Rewrite history by silently editing a claim we defended.
- Refuse to correct something because it is inconvenient.
Correction log
No material corrections have been issued yet. This site published its first entries on . When a correction is made, it will be listed here and on the article itself.