Corrections

A previous post made mention of advice we received from our legal department. On their request, we would like to make it clear that the legal department is imaginary and that this website is the product of one person.

There will be no further updates unless new information becomes available, mostly because the bit has worn thin.

The editorial department regrets that it too does not exist.

I neglected to actually add the corrected correction to the original post, as described in our previous update. Unfortunately, given that we have corrections to our subsequent corrections, and those corrections were not updated in the original post, nor in the updates, it would now be inappropriate to add alter any of these posts, corrections, or updates, as we believe it may cause unnecessary confusion.

The editorial department regrets this error and considers the matter closed, unless more information becomes available and additional corrections or updates become necessary.

Ok, so it’s clear to me now I should have probably just appended the corrections to the original post. Spreading it out over subsequent posts simply added to the confusion.

The editorial department regrets this error and will strive to improve your reading experience in the future.

In yesterday’s correction, I neglected to include a link to the article being corrected. This is poor form, as it’s important to make sure that the context of the correction is clear.

The editorial department regrets this additional error.

Yesterday I wrote about a few of the various kinds of peace. I don’t have kids, which is important context. If you have children, it’s possible that peace isn’t available to you in any form.

The editorial department would like to apologize for this oversight.