Corrections

At pairandbond, we correct factual errors rather than deleting content. When a substantive correction is made, a note is added at the foot of the article stating the change and the date it was applied. This ensures the record of what was published is transparent. A substantive correction is one that alters the meaning, accuracy, or practical utility of the information, such as an incorrect legal process, a misstated psychological concept, or an inaccurate description of a relationship stage. Minor typographical errors or formatting issues are fixed without a correction note.

Readers can report a potential error by contacting us. To help us investigate efficiently, please provide the full web address of the article and quote the exact claim you believe to be incorrect. We will review the information against our source materials and current understanding. For reported errors, we aim to provide an initial response within five working days and to complete any necessary correction promptly thereafter.

Some reference pages contain facts that can change, such as legal entitlements, contact details for support organisations, or the features of specific dating apps. When such external information changes, we update the page accordingly. If the change is substantive and the page has been live for a significant period, we will add a correction note at the foot to indicate the information has been revised on a given date.

This policy applies across all sections of the site, including Skills, Difficulties, Money and the law, and Get support. Our goal is to maintain the reliability of pairandbond as a practical resource. By correcting openly, we aim to sustain trust and provide information that users can apply with confidence in their personal circumstances.