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1. We always publish corrections at least as prominently as the original mistake was published.
2. We are eager to make corrections quickly and candidly.
3. Although we welcome letters that are critical of our work, an aggrieved party need not have a letter published for us to correct a mistake. We will publish corrections on our own and in our own voice as soon as we are told about a mistake by anyone--our staff, an uninvolved reader, or an aggrieved reader--and can confirm the correct information.
4. Our corrections policy should not be mistaken for a policy of accommodating readers who are simply unhappy about a story.
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5. Information about corrections or complaints should be directed to executive editor Teresa Palagano, 470 Park Avenue South, 7th Floor North, New York, NY 10016.
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