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Corrections

Correcting content, sources, and calculations

How to report an error, what evidence helps, and how verified corrections are recorded.We correct verifiable errors and clarify material ambiguity. We judge a correction request against the page's inputs, settings, cited sources, and revision history—not on whether a reading feels right to you.Last updated · Aug 24, 2026

What to send

Email kefu@xingpantong.com with the page URL, the exact statement or output, why you think it's wrong, and any supporting record or reproducible settings.

  • For a chart: date, time, location, time zone, zodiac, house system, and relevant settings.
  • For a source: the conflicting record, publication details, and where it can be verified.
  • For translation or terminology: the text as shown, the language, and your suggested fix with context.

How we review requests

We first reproduce the issue, then decide whether it's a data error, software bug, source conflict, translation problem, or reasonable difference in interpretation.

  • Calculation and security bugs come first.
  • A factual correction updates the affected page and revision date.
  • If no source resolves a conflict, the disputed record may stay visible with a provenance warning.
  • Interpretive disagreement alone is not presented as a factual correction.

Change log

Material corrections note what changed and when. Minor spelling or formatting fixes may be made without a separate notice. Once a supporting source is withdrawn or disproved, we don't quietly restore the claim.

Privacy

Don't send full ID documents or unrelated private birth records. Share only the evidence needed, redact anything unrelated, and use the account privacy process for personal data requests.

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