Corrections Policy
We take factual accuracy seriously. When we get something wrong, we want to know and we will fix it.
How to report an issue
If you believe a page on PlanetGay contains a factual error, an outdated claim, a broken source link, or misleading information, please email us at:
Editorial corrections: hello@planetgay.net
Please include the URL of the page, the specific claim you believe is incorrect, and a source or reference supporting the correction if you have one.
What types of issues we correct
- •Factual errors about LGBTQ+ laws, legal frameworks, or safety conditions
- •Outdated health information that was accurate when published but is no longer current
- •Incorrect or misleading medical, legal or travel-safety information
- •Broken or incorrect source links
- •Significant omissions that change the meaning of content
What we do not correct
- —Differences of editorial opinion or framing
- —Content that is accurate but not what a reader expected
- —Requests to remove accurate information for commercial or reputational reasons
How updates are handled
When a factual correction is made, the article is updated with a revised last-reviewed date. For significant corrections, we may add an editorial note at the end of the article. We distinguish between routine content updates and corrections — both are tracked via the article's updated and last-reviewed dates.
See also: Editorial Policy · Contact