Corrections Policy

Last updated: September 19, 2026

We correct things

zodiacdivine.com gets things wrong from time to time, and the only response worth having is to fix them visibly. A site that silently edits its mistakes is asking to be trusted less, not more.

Reporting one

Email contact@zodiacdivine.com with the page and, if you can, the specific sentence. For a calculator, send the birth date, time and place you entered together with the result it gave you — being able to reproduce it is most of the fix.

What happens next

We acknowledge the report, verify the claim against our sources, and correct the page if it is wrong. If it turns out to be right, we write back and explain why — a disputed reading is often a disagreement between schools rather than an error, and that is worth saying.

How corrections are marked

Minor. A typo, a broken link, a clumsy sentence: fixed without a note.

Substantive. A wrong date, a wrong figure, a misstated tradition, anything that changed what a reader would have understood: fixed, and a dated correction note added to the page saying what was wrong and what it now says. The note stays.

Calculator errors. Treated as the most serious category, because a wrong figure propagates into every reading built on it. The routine is fixed, the fix is tested against reference values, and the correction is noted on the relevant page.

Timing

Clear factual errors are usually corrected within a few days of being confirmed. Anything affecting a calculation is prioritised above everything else.

What we will not do

We will not remove a correction note to make the page look cleaner, and we will not alter an article to suit an advertiser or anyone else with a commercial interest in what it says.