A public recordof material editorial changes.
The MoxSEO corrections log records every material change to our research and articles: what changed, when, why, and whether a study conclusion, historical result or recommendation was affected. Accuracy is not the absence of change; it is the ability to show what changed and why.
- date
- entry
- City-market study: number of checks and countries
- type
- correction
- changed
- Check count, country count and one sentence in the city-market study
- data
- No figure, score or dataset row was changed
- entries published in the log
- 3
- most recent entry
- 19 Oct 2026
- corrections, clarifications and updates
- 1 / 2 / 0
- where to report a possible error
- editorial@moxseo.com
Published corrections and clarifications
Newest first. Each entry records the date, what changed, and whether published data or conclusions moved. Material corrections are kept visible rather than silently rewritten.
- Correction1Fixes an error.
- Clarification2Improves interpretation.
- Update0Records newer information without rewriting historical observations.
Entry 3
City-market study: number of checks and countries
The city-market AI readiness study said it covered eight checks and five countries. The scan data, and the 20 city pages built from it, support nine scored checks (eight shown in the pass-rate chart; the ninth, no paragraph over 120 words, is in the dataset) and seven countries: India, Canada, Singapore, the UK, the USA, Australia and the UAE. One sentence also said seven of the eight charted checks pass on most sites; six do.
- Type
- Correction
- Data affected
- No. Every score, pass rate and the 148-row dataset are unchanged.
- Conclusion
- Unchanged. Author and date attribution remains the least-met check, at 16.2%.
Entry 2
Chromium INP measurement clarification
Updated wording about Long Animation Frames timing definitions; historical ranking data was not changed.
- Type
- Clarification
- Data affected
- No. Historical ranking data was not changed.
- Where
- Affected page not linked in the published log
Entry 1
llms.txt syntax clarification
Clarified the recommended Markdown link formatting in related documentation.
- Type
- Clarification
- Data affected
- Not stated
- Where
- Related llms.txt documentation; page not linked in the published log
New entries are added at the top when a reported or found issue changes meaning, not only presentation.
A correction should be traceable from report to resolution
MoxSEO distinguishes material factual corrections from clarifications, formatting changes and later updates, so readers can see whether a published conclusion, historical measurement or recommendation was affected.
- Step 1
Report
Provide the page URL, quoted statement, reason it may be wrong, and the strongest supporting source available.
Email the editorial team - Step 2
Review
The team reviews the original evidence, current page, publication context, and whether the issue changes meaning or only presentation.
Review the methodology - Step 3
Classify
A correction fixes an error. A clarification improves interpretation. An update records newer information without rewriting historical observations.
Browse research - Step 4
Publish
Material corrections identify what changed, when it changed, why it changed, and whether the conclusion or measured result was affected.
View the log - Step 5
Propagate
Where a corrected claim appears in related research, resource, case or service pages, those references are reviewed as part of the same change.
Browse connected resources
Not an editorial issue? For privacy, contractual or general website questions that are not editorial corrections, use the appropriate contact route.
Contact MoxSEOFound an error? Send us the evidence.
To report a possible error, send the URL, the exact statement, and supporting evidence to the editorial team.
- The page URLWhere the statement appears.
- The exact statementQuoted, so there is no doubt which claim you mean.
- Why it may be wrongThe reason, in a sentence or two.
- The strongest source you haveData, documentation or a primary reference.
Opens your email app with these four headings ready to fill in.
Corrections questions, answered
What is the MoxSEO corrections log?
It is a public, dated record of material changes to MoxSEO research and editorial content. Each entry says what changed, whether it was a correction, clarification or update, and whether a study conclusion, historical result or recommendation was affected.
What is the difference between a correction, a clarification and an update?
A correction fixes an error. A clarification improves how a statement is read without changing what it reports. An update records newer information without rewriting historical observations.
How do I report a possible error?
Email editorial@moxseo.com with the page URL, the exact statement, why it may be wrong and the strongest supporting source you have, such as data, documentation or a primary reference.
What happens after I report an error?
The team reviews the original evidence, the current page and its context, and decides whether the issue changes meaning or only presentation. Material changes are published in the log with the date and reason, and related pages that repeat the claim are reviewed in the same change.
Are corrected statements deleted?
No. Material corrections are kept visible rather than silently rewritten. The entry records what the page said, what it says now and why.
Does every typo get a log entry?
No. The log covers changes that affect meaning: a study conclusion, a historical measurement or a recommendation. Formatting and spelling fixes that change nothing a reader would rely on are not logged.
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