Evaluate a publisher’s article update request
Decide whether a proposed change improves evidence or only refreshes the page.
Ask what materially changed
A revised price, improved method, or corrected example can justify an update. A new headline alone may improve clarity but does not establish that factual content was rechecked.
Compare the old and new reader task
Identify what a reader can now do that they could not do before. If the proposal adds several paragraphs without improving a decision, focus on the missing explanation or verified example.
Record evidence and date
Keep a record of the sources checked and any limitations. Update screenshots and related calculations if they reflect the changed claim. Add an explanation when the old conclusion was materially wrong.
Try a related tool
Find the share of eligible visits that completed a defined action. Count at most one conversion per visit for this calculation.
