Moderated corrections

Correct the record
without erasing it.

Every report names an immutable edition and stable section tag. Accepted changes enter the working manuscript and a later dated release; the cited edition remains unchanged and recoverable.

What belongs in a report

Typographical errors, broken references, mathematical or empirical issues, unclear provenance, inaccessible presentation, and concrete editorial improvements are welcome. Reports are moderated before they become part of an accepted-correction record.

Edition-aware intake

Choose the book

Section readers provide a more precise prefilled report.

Revision contract

A correction does not silently alter a dated PDF or HTML edition. Accepted reports are linked to the affected stable tag, recorded in release notes, and incorporated only through a new edition with a new date and checksum. There are no accepted correction records yet.

Moderation contract

How a report is handled

The trackers are scholarly intake channels, not an automatic editing queue. Reports remain visible with their evidence and disposition.

1 · Triage

Localize the claim

A usable report identifies the book, dated edition, stable tag, correction type, proposed change, and supporting source or reproducible counterexample. Maintainers may request a smaller example or additional provenance.

2 · Disposition

Record the decision

A report may be accepted for a later edition, deferred for more evidence, closed as a duplicate, or declined with a concise reason. Submission does not imply agreement, and there is no guaranteed response time.

3 · Release

Preserve the cited edition

Accepted changes name the affected stable tag and appear in the notes for a new dated edition with a new checksum. Existing PDF and HTML editions are never silently rewritten.

Do not submit confidential, personal, embargoed, or security-sensitive material to a public tracker. Public reports retain the contributor identity and discussion supplied by the hosting platform.

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