Corrections

Tell us when a figure is wrong

A record that says the official numbers sometimes contradict each other has to be willing to hear that it has got one wrong itself.

Last revised 11 August 2026

Report

How to report an error

Write to team@netzeroniti.com. It helps to include:

  • the indicator, as it appears here
  • the figure shown, and the period it is shown against
  • the official publication you believe is correct, with a link if you have one

Partial information is still worth sending. A note saying a number looks wrong is enough to prompt a check.

Process

What happens next

The figure is read back against the publication it was taken from.

If it was transcribed, dated, or attributed incorrectly, it is corrected and the correction is recorded — including what it previously said.

If the figure matches its source and your source says something different, then two official publications disagree. That is not an error to be fixed; it is logged as a divergence and both figures are kept. Where the two turn out to be measuring different things, the record says so.

Principle

Nothing is deleted

Rows are corrected, superseded, or annotated. They are not removed. A figure that was published and later revised is part of the record of what was published, and the revision itself is often the more interesting fact.

The same applies to corrections raised here: the trail stays visible rather than being tidied away.

Other

Coverage and other enquiries

Gaps are not errors — coverage follows what has been ingested so far, and it is uneven. If an official publication should be in the record and is not, that is worth sending too, and it goes onto the ingestion queue.

For partnership, reuse, or press enquiries, the same address reaches us: team@netzeroniti.com.