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What happens when a page is wrong.

How errors on this site get found and fixed, and the public log of every correction. There is no channel for readers to report a mistake.

How errors are found

Every new article starts with fresh research, and that research is compared with what the site already says. Trackers are checked on a daily or weekly schedule. That is how most errors here are found. A later check notices that a claim no longer matches its source, that a source has changed, or that events have moved on.

How errors are fixed

When a check finds that a page stated something wrong, the page is corrected against a source, its last-updated date changes, and the correction is added to the log below. Claims that can no longer be supported are removed, not left in place with a caveat.

The log records mistakes: something the page said that was not true when it said it. Ordinary updates, such as a new entry on a tracker or a new event on a profile, are not corrections. Trackers list those under "Update history", and every page shows the date it last changed.

Corrections log

  • , Power purchase agreement (PPA): The page said the Amazon and Constellation agreement covers 690 megawatts from the Calvert Cliffs plant in Maryland. It now says the agreement includes 690 megawatts of power, among them about 190 megawatts of new capacity at Calvert Cliffs planned for 2030 to 2032, which is what the companies' announcement says. Source
  • , AI Data Center Megaprojects Tracker: The October 6, 2026 entry on Google and Constellation said a 15-year agreement covered 2,700 megawatts from existing plants, and its title called both agreements nuclear power deals. It now says the companies describe the 2,700-megawatt deal as supporting Constellation's operating plants, and the title says power deals. Source

What we do not offer

There is no email address, form or comment section for reporting a mistake. We know that is a limitation for a site that cares about accuracy. It is why two other things matter so much here. Every page lists its sources, so you can check a claim yourself. And How we verify spells out what the process can and cannot catch.

If a reporting channel is added, this page will describe it.

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