Correction workflow
How Kakobe triages outdated claims and material changes
Last trust review: June 9, 2026
Direct answer: Kakobe correction requests should identify the page URL, exact claim, current evidence, checked date, and whether the issue affects a recommendation, data field, disclosure, or live-check caveat. Valid corrections can lead to wording changes, updated source confidence, revised recommendations, update-log notes, and sitemap lastmod changes.
The correction policy now makes the site-maintenance workflow visible. It separates minor wording fixes from material updates that affect rankings, trust pages, comparison tables, or buyer risk guidance.
Name clarity
| Name | What it is | Controlled by Kakobe? |
|---|---|---|
| Kakobe | Independent guide site with editorial content, comparison snapshots, disclosures, and correction policy. | Yes |
| Kakox | External spreadsheet/category browsing destination. | No |
| Kakobuy | Third-party shopping-agent platform controlling accounts, orders, warehouse QC, fees, refunds, and shipping. | No |
| ikako.vip | External registration/referral URL. It may be monetized, but it is not controlled by Kakobe and does not affect rankings. | No |
Evidence snapshot: Last checked: June 9, 2026. Checked by: Kakobe Editorial Team. Data source: local Kakobe trust pages, correction policy, editorial policy, affiliate disclosure, public data assets, and manual review of site-level support boundaries. Source confidence: High for Kakobe correction workflow; medium for local evidence interpretation; low for disputed third-party platform details until supported by current public or account-side evidence. Must verify live: page URL, affected claim, current source, source date, screenshot redaction status, data field, recommendation impact, and whether the correction affects sitemap lastmod.
Correction intake
- Useful reports name the page URL, exact sentence or table cell, suggested correction, source URL or redacted evidence, and checked date.
- Reports should avoid private order details unless they are fully redacted and necessary to explain a site-copy problem.
- Kakobe may ask for a public source when a change would affect a recommendation or data field.
Material update criteria
- A material update can include a changed fee row, route availability shift, storage window change, QC-photo policy change, payment-method change, affiliate disclosure issue, or broken source link.
- Minor grammar edits usually do not need a sitemap lastmod change unless they alter meaning.
- Recommendation changes should update nearby caveats and methodology/data links.
Review outcome options
- Kakobe may correct wording, add a caveat, downgrade source confidence, update comparison data, revise internal links, or leave the claim unchanged if evidence is weak.
- When a page materially changes, the update log and sitemap reason should explain what changed.
- If a topic needs external verification, the page should keep a live-check boundary instead of overclaiming.
Limits and response scope
- Kakobe cannot resolve orders, refunds, warehouse issues, customs problems, payment disputes, or platform account access.
- Correction policy covers site content only; platform support belongs with the relevant service.
- Sensitive data should be removed before sending evidence.
Update log: June 9, 2026: Added correction intake requirements, material-update criteria, review outcomes, response-scope limits, source confidence, and live-check caveats.
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