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Corrections Policy

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Menus move, firmware updates change behavior, and sometimes we get something wrong. This page explains how to report an error in a Zemivora guide and what happens after you do.

How to report an error

Email contact@zemivora.com with the guide's URL, what the guide says, and what your screen actually shows. Your TV model, the app involved, and the exact error code make verification much faster; a photo of the screen is even better.

What happens after a report

We re-check the guide against its listed sources and against the details in your report. If the report is confirmed, we correct the guide openly instead of rewriting it quietly, and the change is reflected in the guide's updated date.

If we can't confirm the report but can't rule it out either (for example, a menu path that differs on a specific model year), the guide is amended to describe the variation instead of asserting a single path.

How we date our updates

The updated date on a guide changes only for substantive edits: corrected facts, changed steps, new solutions, or removed advice that no longer works. Typo fixes and cosmetic edits don't bump the date, so a recent updated date always means the content itself changed.

Each guide also carries a last-reviewed date, which moves when we re-verify the guide against its sources even if nothing needed changing.

Scope

This policy covers factual errors in guides: wrong meanings, wrong menu paths, steps that don't work, or missing warnings before destructive actions. Requests for new guides are welcome too, through the same address, but they're handled as suggestions, not corrections.