# Business-fact correction record

One record per disputed factual statement. This file does not send feedback or verify facts. Empty fields mean not recorded. Preserve the original answer and sources when your assessment changes.

## Observation

- Record ID:
- Business and domain:
- Exact question:
- Platform and visible mode:
- Visible account/context settings and market context:
- Observed date/time with timezone:
- Timestamp meaning, if taken from an exported file:
- Exact disputed answer excerpt:
- Answer evidence reference (avoid unnecessary private account links):
- Relevant cited URL(s):

## Source comparison

- Source ID and URL:
- Date checked and access method:
- Source publication/update date, if known (different from your check date):
- Exact relevant source passage:
- Historical version/date, if needed:
- Authoritative business fact and evidence:
- Access failures or unread material:
- Scope reviewed:
- Classification: not assessed / incorrect in reviewed scope / outdated in reviewed scope / qualification missing / historical wording identified / source discrepancy / opinion / unverified
- What the evidence establishes:
- What remains unknown:
- Reviewer and review date:
- Business owner confirmation and date (leave blank until received):

## Proposed action

- Responsible person or source owner:
- Proposed correction or qualification:
- Supporting public evidence:
- Action type: investigate / own-source correction / publisher request / platform feedback / no change justified
- Authorization or review needed:
- Action status: not started / prepared / submitted / accepted / declined / source change observed
- Action date and receipt/public version (leave blank until it exists):

## Separate later observation

- Recheck plan and reason for timing:
- Exact question and relevant context retained from the first observation:
- Deliberate differences from the first observation:
- Later observation date:
- Later answer evidence:
- What changed or stayed the same in this attempt:
- Outcome limits:

An action, an accepted request and a changed answer are separate events. No response or missing evidence is not a successful correction. One later answer cannot establish causation or permanent behavior. A review of this statement does not establish the accuracy of the whole answer.