Corrections Policy

Content on DecoFever is researched and written carefully, but mistakes happen — a product gets discontinued, a spec turns out to be wrong, or a link breaks. Here's how we handle it when that's reported.

What Counts as a Correction

• A factual error in a product's stated features, specifications, or category.
• A broken or misdirected affiliate link.
• A product that's been discontinued or is no longer sold by the linked merchant.
• An outdated claim that no longer reflects the current listing (for example, a feature that's been removed from a newer product revision).
• Typos, broken formatting, or other clarity issues.

How to Report Something

Contact us with the page URL and a description of what looks wrong. We review every report — we can't promise a specific turnaround time, but factual errors and broken links are prioritized over stylistic feedback.

How We Correct Things

Minor fixes (typos, broken links, small factual updates) are corrected directly without a separate note. Material corrections — where a product recommendation, spec, or key claim changes substantively — update the page's “last checked” or “last updated” date so it's clear the content was revisited.

What We Won't Do

We won't change an editorial recommendation because a brand or seller asks us to — only because the underlying facts changed or were wrong. Removal or correction requests tied to a product simply being discontinued, out of stock, or superseded are handled the same way: update or remove the affected content, not silently redirect it to a paid alternative.

See also our Editorial Policy and Review Methodology.