In the July 2, 2010 post I explained my policy with regard to changing the content of posts after the day the posts have been published on the blog.
While I change bad links and incorrect formatting without notification, I believe that changing blog posts’ content warrants disclosure.
Over the last few months I have made corrections to content on various blog posts. These corrections generally have been for reasons of (factual) accuracy and – for better readability – to correct typos and/or extraneous wording.
A list of these corrections is seen below. This list indicates the posts corrected and the reason for such corrections. The error as seen in the original posting is seen in red:
Corrected On 11-21-11 (factual)
Re: 11-21-11 WSJ post that says “today, November 10, 2011”
Corrected On 3-12-12 (wording)
Re: 3-7-12 post Dynamics…desc: Highlight and discusses various dynamics and risks inherent in the Federal Reserve’s asset portfolio.
Re: 7-24-09 post Why…desc: The unemployment issue current facing
Corrected On 4-8-12 (factual)
Re: 3-9-12 post U-3 and U-6…(charts updated as of 2-3-12)
Corrected on 4-29-12 (factual)
Re: 4-27-12 post on Ben Bernanke…On Wednesday, January 25
Corrected on 5-25-12 (factual)
Re: 4-16-12 post on Durable Goods New Orders…This February value is 202,568 ($ Millions)
Corrected on 6-1-12
Re: Added post disclaimers on STLFSI posts of May 25, 2012 & May 18, 2012
Corrected on 6-10-12
Re: missing endquotes on 10-19-09 post: “ ”The remarkable thing about the stock market is “the absence of volume associated with it,” Hendry said.
Corrected on 6-11-12 (typo/additional word)
Re: disclaimer on June 14, 2010 & July 16, 2010 posts: …However, as those familiar with this blog are aware, I do not agree with the many of the consensus estimates and much of the commentary in these forecast surveys.
Corrected on 6-11-12 (incorrect word)
Re: on June 18, 2010; December 13, 2010; June 19, 2011; and December 15, 2011 Livingston Survey posts: an S&P500 forecast
Corrected on 6-19-12 (typo/additional word)
Re: WSJ Econ Forecast May 2012 on May 15, 2012: I found various the following excerpts to be notable
Corrected on 8-6-12 (typo)
RE: 3 Critical Unemployment Charts of July 7, June 2, and May 6 : On April 24 I wrote a five-part blog posts
Corrected on 9-13-12 (various)
RE: “Real Median Family Income & Poverty Measures For 2010” on 9-14-11 : change title to “Real Median Household Income & Poverty Measures For 2010” and change “Real Median Family Income was $49,445 in 2010” to“Real Median Household Income…” as well as “As seen on the chart on page 8, Real Median Family Income…” to “As seen on the chart on page 8, Real Median Household Income…”
Corrected on 10-7-12 (various)
RE: Milton Friedman “Free To Choose Videos” February 14, 2011: originally “For those unaware, Milton Friedman’s entire “Free to Choose” PBS television series of 1980 is available at the following links. These are the entire episodes, all of which (with the exception of Episode 6) are via Google Video:” ; change to “Milton Friedman’s entire “Free to Choose” PBS television series of 1980 is listed below:”
Corrected on 10-21-12 (factual)
RE: “Real Median Family Income & Poverty Measures” September 20, 2010: remove “Family” from title, first and second paragraphs; and replace with “Household”
Corrected on 10-21-12 (factual)
RE: “U.S. Real Household Income Growth Chart” September 6, 2011: remove “Family” from first and second paragraphs and replace with “Household”
Corrected on 10-21-12 (factual)
RE: “U.S. Real Mean Household Income Growth Chart 1967-2010” September 14, 2011: remove “family” from the first and second paragraphs and replace with “Household”
Corrected on 11-30-12 (factual)
RE: “St. Louis Financial Stress Index – November 22, 2012 Update” November 23, 2012: re: “This chart was last updated on November 21, incorporating data from December 31,1993 to November 16, 2012 on a weekly basis. The November 21, 2012 value is -.184” – change November 21 to November 22
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Some of the above corrections have been made after I received reader comments alerting me of the issues. I appreciate such notifications, and ask that if one spots factual inaccuracies, typos and/or bad links, please notify me of such via email message to [email protected]