
Corrections Policy NBA-Lineups.com Data Desk
Correct the record and keep the context.
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Corrections Policy
Correct the record and keep the context.
How to describe a correction

Include the page URL, game date, player or team, the field that appears wrong and a source timestamp. A new status after an older report is an update; a page that miscopied its own source is a correction. Keeping those cases distinct makes the publication history easier to understand.
How corrections are recorded

A substantive correction should name the changed field, explain the issue and show the correction time in ET. A dated archive should not silently lose its original game context. A corrected player name should not erase the fact that a source was historical.
The intended response priority is the affected game day, but this preview has no configured contact mailbox or guaranteed response service. The Contact page states its current availability instead of displaying a non-working send button.
Public correction log

No data corrections have been published in this build. Design revisions and navigation changes are recorded in project feedback rather than presented as player-status updates.
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NBA-Lineups.com implementation and publication policy, reviewed October 2, 2026.
This page describes the current implementation. Planned integrations are identified as plans, not active services.
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