This page explains the current correction process for SoundForgePro.com. It does not certify that every older article or past edit followed the same process.
Correction, September 16, 2026: an earlier version promised that every repeated fact would be checked on every related page, that each substantive change would receive an amber update box near the top, and that a July 2026 review covered 44 articles and changed four pages. The available records do not substantiate those universal and historical claims, so they have been removed.
What we treat as a correction
A correction fixes a factual error or an unsupported material claim: a wrong price, product owner, supported system, menu path, feature description, measurement or statement of direct experience. New information that nobody could have known when a page went up may be labeled as an update instead. Spelling, layout and internal-link changes that don't change the meaning count as maintenance edits.
How a current correction is handled
- Identify the exact wording and the evidence that contradicts or qualifies it.
- Check the most direct current source available. For a reproducible technical issue, record the relevant build, settings and steps.
- Correct the visible page. Add a dated correction or update note when the earlier wording was material enough that a reader should know it changed.
- Dependent structured data gets updated too when it represents the corrected fact. Structured data has to match the visible page, and having it doesn't guarantee any search feature.
- Change the modified date only for a substantive revision. The published date remains the original publication date.
- Specifically identified related pages and shared references are checked when the same disputed fact may appear there.
The Editorial Policy describes current sourcing and disclosure standards. The Review Methodology explains how composite test results are built from published measurements and how prices, versions and calculations are checked.
Revision record and limits
The corrected text normally replaces the inaccurate wording at the same URL, with a dated note naming the material point that changed. This Ghost site doesn't currently offer a complete public version archive or a line-by-line diff for every page, so the modified date tells you a page changed without listing each revision.
Each correction covers the evidence and pages reviewed for that issue. Historical examples appear only when the underlying records back up their dates, scope and counts.
Report an error
Send a report through Erick Finn's Facebook profile or X profile. Include:
- the page URL;
- the exact sentence, table entry or structured-data fact at issue;
- what you believe is wrong;
- a primary source, screenshot or reproducible steps, when available;
- the relevant product version, operating system and settings for a technical report.
These profiles are the public reporting routes the site currently shows. The About page explains the editorial byline and evidence boundaries.