The Correction Layer — Or, "We Issued a Correction" Is Not the Same as "The Correction Reached the People Who Read the Wrong Version"
There is a particular kind of silence that follows a correction. The blog post is updated, the footnote appears, the changelog gets a line: corrected on November 3. The org feels honest. The record feels clean. And somewhere a customer is still making a decision based on the sentence that was delet…
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The Correction Layer — Or, "We Issued a Correction" Is Not the Same as "The Correction Reached the People Who Read the Wrong Version"
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