Corrections
A correction fixes a fact that was wrong when we published it, such as a player count, release year, rule, or date. We add a dated note at the end of the page and an entry in the log above.
Corrections
Corrections
If a fact on BoardGameMovie.com turns out to be wrong, we fix the page, add a dated note at the end, and log the change here. We don't make silent edits.
Spot a wrong player count? Let us know and we’ll check it.
Any site listing hundreds of player counts, play times, and release dates can make mistakes. We show what we fixed and when. The editorial policy explains where our facts come from.
A correction fixes a fact; an update adds new information.
Corrections log
Entries run newest first. Each links to the corrected page and explains what was wrong.
No corrections logged since the log started on .
Not every page change is a correction. Here’s how we sort them out.
What counts as a correction
Updates
An update adds information that changed after publication, such as a reprint or a new release date. We move the date next to the byline, and news posts list updates in their update log.
Ratings
A rating may change if its published inputs change. That’s an update, not a correction. How we rate explains the formula.
Typos
We fix spelling and formatting without a note if no facts change.
How to report a mistake
Email the address on the contact page. These three details help us check your report quickly.
Name the page
Share the page address or the game’s title.
Explain what’s wrong
Describe the mistake in a sentence or two.
Include a source
A link to the publisher’s rulebook or product page helps us confirm the fix quickly.