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HyreFoundation corrections
HyreFoundation corrections are logged on this page. When a published page gets a fact wrong, such as a code section, a figure, a legal rule or a source, we fix the page and add an entry here with the date, the page and what changed. Report an error to hello@hyrefoundation.com.
What counts as a correction?
A correction is any change that fixes a statement of fact. That includes:
- A wrong number, unit, date or code section.
- A source that does not say what we said it says.
- A legal or insurance rule stated for the wrong state or edition.
- Safety advice that was unclear or incomplete.
Clarity edits, new sections and broken-link fixes are updates, not corrections. They do not get a log entry. Our editorial policy sets the standards pages are held to.
How do I report an error?
Email hello@hyrefoundation.com. Include the page address, the exact sentence, and a primary source if you have one: a code section, a statute, an agency page.
We check the source, not the sender. You can also use the contact page. Engineers and inspectors who want to review pages before they publish can write for us.
What happens next?
- We check your report against the primary source.
- If we were wrong, we fix the page and add an entry below.
- If we were right, we reply with the source we relied on.
- If the source is unclear, we say so on the page rather than guess.
Corrections log
The HyreFoundation corrections log starts on 27 October 2026. No corrections have been logged since then. Each future entry will show the date, the page, what was wrong and what it says now.
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