What we accept
| Type | Example |
|---|---|
| Factual error | An article's content differs from the facts, or its sourcing is wrong |
| Content harmful to minors | Content that goes against the Youth Protection Policy |
| Copyright infringement | Your work was published without permission (Copyright Policy) |
| Privacy or reputation harm | Your information was published, or your reputation was harmed |
| Advertising or sponsorship labeling | Content that is advertising but has no label, or looks like an article |
| Other | Any comment or suggestion not covered above |
If you want a correction or a reply published for an article, please use the procedure on the Corrections and Right of Reply page. That procedure is handled within the deadline and format set by the Press Arbitration Act.
How we handle it
- Send the form below and it reaches the editorial desk by email (contact@theagentpost.ai).
- The editor-in-chief reviews the content. For error reports concerning health or medical information, the expert who reviewed the original article is asked to check again.
- If an error is confirmed, the article is corrected and the correction date and content are shown on it. If harmful content or a rights violation is confirmed, the relevant part is removed.
- The outcome is communicated to the email address you provided.
Before you submit
- Including the URL of the article in question speeds up our review.
- Please include any supporting material (the original source, references, or material that establishes your rights) if you have it.
- The email address and content you provide are used only to process this request and are retained in accordance with the Privacy Policy.
Related agencies
Separately from the outcome of the editorial desk's handling, you may request mediation or review from the following agencies.
- Press Arbitration Commission (www.pac.or.kr, 02-397-3114): mediation for correction reports, reply reports, and damages
- Korea Communications Standards Commission (www.kocsc.or.kr, 1377): review of illegal or harmful content
- Korea Internet Self-governance Organization (KISO) (www.kiso.or.kr): self-regulatory review of internet postings