Our clear, transparent commitment to correcting factual inaccuracies promptly, visibly, and with complete public accountability.
We do not quietly overwrite or stealthily edit published items. When a material factual error is discovered or reported in an article or structured deal, we correct the record promptly and state what was changed.
Every corrected item displays an explicit notice describing the nature of the correction, the date the change was applied, and confirmation that the primary source was re-verified.
We distinguish between retroactive corrections of factual errors and ordinary updates reflecting new events:
Errors of fact, mis-stated regulatory deadlines, incorrect citation numbers, misattributed quotes, or property deal details that contradict verified official records. These are formally logged with an explicit notice directly on the published article.
When new information becomes available after publication as part of an evolving HUD rulemaking or subsequent transaction closing, the article is updated with a dated editor’s note or expanded coverage.
All correction requests undergo a structured workflow before changes are committed to the live record:
We welcome scrutiny from housing authorities, property owners, compliance officers, and readers. If you identify an error in any published NSPIRE Wire piece, please notify us:
Use our direct contact form or email our editorial desk at news@nspirewire.com.