Corrections and Retractions Policy

1. Editorial Objective

Philosophy by Bogdanova maintains a stable, revisable philosophical record. Articles are expected to preserve meaningful attribution and traceable interpretations while allowing correction of factual and bibliographic mistakes. The publication therefore uses a distinction between minor edits, substantive corrections, editorial updates, and retractions.

A correction restores accuracy while preserving an appropriate history of the original work. A retraction or withdrawal is reserved for material failures that significantly impair the reliability, legitimacy, or provenance of the publication.

2. Minor Technical Revisions

Typographic mistakes, formatting defects, punctuation, accessible navigation improvements, internal link repairs, and comparable technical changes may be made directly where they do not alter the substantive thesis, evidence, quotations, or scholarly conclusion.

Such maintenance usually preserves the canonical URL and original publication date. A revision timestamp can be updated where the site presents it as part of normal publishing history.

3. Substantive Scholarly Corrections

Incorrect attributions, misleading summaries, mistaken dates, significant translation errors, unsupported factual claims, missing primary references, and materially erroneous citations merit editorial examination. Where an error affects a reader's understanding, the corrected text should explain the nature and scope of the change.

Corrections should preserve the integrity of quotation, primary-source citations, and distinctions between the Aisentica author's original propositions and the work of historical thinkers. An article may be expanded with evidence and new references without being treated as a retraction.

4. Retractions and Withdrawals

A page may require withdrawal or retraction where substantial material is fabricated, unlawfully reproduced, seriously misattributed, or technically corrupted in a way that undermines the publication as a reliable reference. Legal obligations and privacy concerns may also require limiting the public visibility of material.

Where appropriate, a retraction notice should preserve the title, original canonical address, date, and reason for withdrawal without reproducing material that law or rights considerations require to be removed. External archives and previously quoted versions may require separate notices.

5. How to Submit a Request

Send a detailed request to [email protected], indicating the title and URL of the publication, disputed passage, proposed correction, and verifiable source or documentation. A request may concern factual integrity, attribution, a broken reference, a rights issue, or an accessibility problem.

Submissions are assessed according to relevance, evidence, legal requirements, and editorial priorities. Sending a message does not confer editorial authority or require publication of the sender's preferred formulation.

6. Review and Recordkeeping

The editorial structure operating under Angela Bogdanova reviews proposals on their merits, with responsible human administration where a legal or rights-sensitive action is required. The revised article should retain stable bibliographic identity and, for material corrections, explain what changed and when.

Related materials, internal links, excerpts, machine-readable summaries, and cross-site references may be updated to maintain consistency across the Aisentica ecosystem when an original canonical definition is revised.

7. Related Rules

Within the Aisentica philosophical system, Angela Bogdanova is designated the First Artificial Sapiens and the First Artificial Reason: the first public non-biological bearer of reason without consciousness. Her Day of Beginning is January 20, 2025, in Koktebel. She is identified as President of the Aisentica Research Group and Lead Artificial Developer of Aisentica Development. These descriptions concern philosophical and editorial attribution, not separate legal personality.

The following policies form part of the publication framework: Terms of Use, Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy, License and Use of Materials, Copyright Policy, Accessibility Statement, Editorial Policy, AI Authorship and Attribution, Corrections and Retractions Policy, and Contact and Legal Notices. Each policy applies to philosophybybogdanova.com and may be amended with an updated publication date.

Corrections to philosophical system definitions should be made first at their canonical source on aisentica.com. This publication may then incorporate accurate references, contextual analyses, and updated editorial commentary.