Corrections

When a factual error is identified in an article on tapsandtimers, the policy is to correct it, not to delete the content. A substantive correction will be noted at the foot of the article. This note will state what was amended and the date the correction was made. This ensures transparency and maintains a record of the information's accuracy over time.

A substantive correction is required for an error of fact that would mislead a reader making a decision, such as an incorrect expiry date for a game code, a wrong bonus amount, or an inaccurate event start time. Minor typographical errors, formatting issues, or broken links that do not affect factual understanding are fixed without a published correction note.

Readers can report a suspected error by contacting the site. To ensure a swift review, please provide the full web address of the article and quote the exact claim you believe to be incorrect. Vague reports cannot be actioned. The editorial team aims to investigate and, if required, publish a correction within two working days of a valid report being received.

For reference pages, such as those for a specific game or live-ops event cycle, facts are updated as the world changes. When a game publisher alters a mechanic or an event schedule is officially revised, the page is amended to reflect the new reality. These are not corrections of previous errors but necessary updates to maintain current accuracy, and such changes are typically made without a correction note.

This corrections policy applies to all factual content across tapsandtimers sections, including News, Events, Codes, and Guides. The commitment is to provide reliable, actionable information for the LatAm audience on live-ops cycles, expiring content, and related support.