This is the public trust layer for corrections that made it through review and were published. It turns maintenance into visible evidence: what page changed, what kind of issue was fixed, what evidence type supported it, and when the correction went live.
Published corrections
Only corrections already present in this dated static archive show here. Unpublished reports are not exposed through a runtime review system.
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GeneratedStatic archive status
No published corrections yet. Once reviewed fixes are promoted to public status, the changelog will show them here.
How publishing works
A public correction should be specific enough that a traveler can understand the fix without reading the whole queue. That usually means a page, an issue type, a short summary, an evidence type, and the published date.
New and triaged items stay inside the editorial review until they are confirmed.
Needs evidence means the report might be right, but the proof layer is not strong enough yet.
Verified means the change is ready to land in copy or data.
Published means the fix is real enough to show publicly as trust content.
Help sharpen the guide
If a destination page, venue zone, route note, ferry assumption, hotel-area call, or source-backed claim is wrong, send it into the email guidance with the page URL, observed date, and the best evidence you have.