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Corrections

Errors in the Liaison guides are corrected and logged on this page with the date and what changed, rather than silently edited. To report one, write to the studio address on the privacy page, naming the guide and quoting the sentence. Rewrites for clarity are not corrections and are covered by each guide's review date.

Errors get logged here with the date, rather than quietly edited away.

Updated 13 August 2026·By Paul Visions

The policy

If something in these guides is wrong, it gets fixed and recorded on this page with the date and what changed. Silent edits are not corrections — a reader who acted on the old version has no way of knowing it moved.

Two things are treated as errors worth logging: a factual claim that was wrong when written, and a claim that has since stopped being true because a venue, promoter or administrative rule changed. Rewrites for clarity are not corrections and are not logged; the review date on each guide covers those.

Reporting one

Write to the studio address published on the privacy page. The most useful reports name the guide, quote the sentence, and say what the current practice actually is. Corrections from people working in Paris venues and promoters' offices are particularly welcome.

The log

No corrections have been logged yet. This page was published on 13 August 2026; entries will appear here as they are made, newest first.

Common questions

How do I report an error in a guide?
Write to the studio address published on the privacy page, naming the guide and quoting the sentence. Say what the current practice is if you know it.
Are all edits logged here?
No. Factual corrections are logged. Rewrites for clarity are covered by the review date shown on each guide.
Why log corrections at all?
Because a reader who acted on the wrong version cannot tell that it changed unless the change is recorded.

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