Corrections policy
What to do when a guide is wrong, and what we do about it.
Guides about fast-moving software can drift out of date, and now and then one gets something wrong from the start. Either way, we would rather hear about it than leave a reader stuck.
Sending a report
Email corrections@circuittimes.com with the link to the page and a sentence or two on the problem. A link to a source showing the correct detail speeds things up.
For a quick signal that a guide no longer matches your device, pressing No at the end of the guide works too.
How a report is handled
Each report is checked against primary sources, usually the vendor's own documentation. Confirmed errors are fixed promptly, and if the original turns out to be right, it stays as it was.
What readers will see
When a factual error is fixed, the article itself is edited and a short note at its end records what changed. The date beside the byline moves forward as well.
Typos and layout tweaks that leave the meaning untouched are fixed quietly, without a note.
Corrections versus updates
Plenty of revisions have nothing to do with mistakes. When a product moves a menu or renames a switch, we revise the guide to match, and the updated date records when.
Last updated October 9, 2026