Corrections Policy
Last updated: 12 November 2026
We work hard to get every fact right, and we know we will sometimes get things wrong. When that happens, we want to hear about it — and we want you to be able to see that the error was fixed.
How to report an error
Email us at hola@toppersonalities.com with the page address, the fact you believe is wrong, and — if you can — the correct information and a reliable source that supports it. You do not need to create an account or fill in a form; an email is enough. Reports about images and licensing are welcome at the same address — see our Image Licensing Policy for the licensing rules.
What happens next
Every correction report is logged. We check the reported fact against our cited sources and against independent reliable sources, following the same process described in our Fact-Checking Methodology: a claimed error is only accepted when the evidence supports the change. If the sources disagree, the profile is updated to show both perspectives rather than silently switching from one to the other.
If the report is correct, the page is corrected and its "last verified" date is updated. If the report is not upheld, the page stays as it is; where it helps, we reply to explain why, with the sources we relied on.
What counts as a correction
We correct factual errors: wrong dates and places, wrong achievements or roles, misattributed quotations, and missing or incorrect sources. We also correct errors of framing — for example, presenting a disputed claim as settled fact. Suggestions for a better source, a missing fact or a clearer explanation are treated the same way and are always welcome, even when they are not strictly errors.
Disagreements of opinion — whether a person deserves to be on a list, or how important an achievement was — are editorial judgements, not corrections. We read them, but they are decided under our Editorial Policy, not this one.
Corrections about living people
Reports concerning a living person are treated with priority and extra care. If you are the subject of a profile, or you represent them, tell us so in your email and include evidence for any fact you dispute. We publish no speculative private information and no unverified contentious claims about living people, and a verified error about a living person is corrected as soon as the evidence is confirmed.
Our record
When a correction is made, the page is corrected and its "last-verified" date is updated, so readers can see the profile is current. You can read more about how the site works on the About page, or get in touch through our Contact page.