Correction Notice
A short, honest correction or clarification notice for a published story.
How it works
Open Correction Notice in your workspace and fill in what you know. Rough notes are fine; required fields are marked.
| You give | Example |
|---|---|
| Story corrected (headline and date) | "Floods displace 3,000 families", 28 October |
| What we got wrong | We said emergency borrowing more than doubled |
| What is correct | It nearly tripled, from K25.3bn to K72.3bn a day |
| Type (optional) | Correction, Clarification, Apology |
Press Write and the draft appears as it is written. Edit it, then save it, translate it, turn it into a script or social posts, or send it to your editor.
Accuracy first
Byline writes only from the facts you give it. It never invents quotes, sources or figures, and when something important is missing it marks the gap, like [CHECK: name of the spokesperson], for you to fill. You check every fact before publishing.
Questions
Is the Correction Notice template free?
Yes, it is included in the free plan.
Which AI models can I use?
You can choose Claude, GPT, Gemini, Llama or Mistral, depending on your plan.
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