Corrections

A good joke can survive a correction. An unsupported factual claim should not get to hide behind one.

If you believe a piece contains a factual error, a misleading attribution, a broken source link or an unclear boundary between fact and fiction, please contact OLDZERO.

Include the article’s URL, the exact passage you are concerned about, what you believe is wrong, and a reliable source or other evidence where available. Please distinguish a factual concern from disagreement with the satirical viewpoint.

We do not promise a response time that we cannot guarantee. When a substantive correction is made to a new-edition article, the intention is to make the change clear rather than silently present the original claim as if it had never appeared.

This page describes how to raise a concern. It is not a claim that the older archive has already been rechecked. Read more about our editorial approach.