Corrections Policy
My Point of Aesthetics is committed to accuracy and precision in all our publications. We strive to provide well-researched content across design, technical standards, and the nuanced world of aesthetics. Maintaining trust with our readers stands as a core principle for My Point of Aesthetics.
We correct errors promptly once identified. This policy outlines how My Point of Aesthetics addresses inaccuracies, from minor adjustments to full retractions. Our goal is to ensure all information presented on mypoa.ae is reliable and correct.
Types of Corrections
We classify corrections into three main categories based on their impact and nature. Each type receives specific handling to ensure transparency.
Minor Fixes
Minor fixes include typographical errors, grammatical mistakes, punctuation errors, or small factual inaccuracies that do not change the overall meaning or understanding of an article. These corrections are typically made directly within the text without a specific public note.
Significant Corrections
Significant corrections address factual errors that alter the meaning, context, or implications of an article. These might involve incorrect data points regarding material specifications or misstatements about design principles. Such errors require a clear notice.
My Point of Aesthetics appends a correction notice to the affected article. This notice details what was changed and the date of the correction. Readers will find this note at the beginning or end of the article.
Retractions
My Point of Aesthetics reserves retractions for articles found to be fundamentally flawed, misleading, or based on incorrect primary information. This occurs when the core premise or significant portions of an article are unreliable. Retractions are rare.
A full retraction notice will replace the original article content. This notice explains the reasons for the retraction. The original article will remain accessible in an archived state, clearly marked as retracted.
How Corrections Are Noted
For significant corrections and retractions, My Point of Aesthetics adds a specific notice to the relevant article. This notice will explain the correction clearly. It includes the date of the correction and a brief description of the change.
This ensures our readers are aware of any substantive changes made to published content. Minor grammatical or stylistic edits do not receive a formal notice.
Reporting an Error
We encourage our readers to help us maintain accuracy. If you believe you have found an error in any content on My Point of Aesthetics, please contact us immediately. Your input helps us uphold our standards.
Please send an email to [email protected] with the subject line “Correction Request.” Include the following information in your email:
- The exact URL of the article containing the error.
- A clear description of the error.
- The correct information, if known, along with any supporting evidence or sources.
Review Timeline
Upon receiving a correction request, our editorial team will review the reported error. We aim to assess all submissions within two business days. The team will verify the information against our sources and established facts.
Once verified, the appropriate correction will be made according to this policy. We will notify the individual who reported the error about the outcome of their submission, whether a correction was made or not.
Transparency of Correction History
My Point of Aesthetics believes in full transparency regarding our content. Any article that undergoes a significant correction or retraction will retain a clear, permanent notice. This history ensures readers can always understand the evolution of our published work.
We keep an internal log of all significant corrections for record-keeping purposes. This practice supports our commitment to providing accurate and reliable information about aesthetic and technical standards. Thank you for helping us maintain the integrity of My Point of Aesthetics.
Last Updated: March 2026