Corrections Policy

Accuracy is the baseline. If something on Manzari is wrong — a price that’s changed, a feature that no longer exists, a comparison that’s become outdated — it should be fixed.

Here’s how that process works.

Types of Updates

Minor corrections — typos, formatting issues, broken links, and small clarity improvements are corrected without a formal notice. These happen in the background and don’t affect the substance of the content.

Factual updates — when a product changes in a way that makes part of an existing review or guide inaccurate, the content is updated to reflect that. Depending on the significance of the change, an update note may be added to the page indicating what was revised and when.

Substantive corrections — if something was stated incorrectly and the error is meaningful enough to have misled readers, it gets corrected and noted. No burying it.

Updated Timestamps

Many guides and reviews on Manzari include a “last updated” date. That date reflects when the content was last meaningfully reviewed or revised — not necessarily when it was first published.

If you’re relying on a piece of content for an important decision, check that date. Information about pricing, features, and platform behavior can go stale quickly in this space.

How to Report an Error

If you’ve spotted something inaccurate — a number that’s wrong, a feature description that no longer matches the product, or anything else that seems off — send a message through the contact page or email directly.

Describe what you found and, if possible, point to a source. I’ll take a look. If the correction is warranted, it’ll get made.

Manzari would rather fix a mistake than leave outdated or misleading information sitting on a page indefinitely.

Last reviewed: [May, 2026]