Post-publication
Corrections
Aesthetic Intelligence follows the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) guidance on corrections to published work. Three categories are used:
- Erratum — for material errors introduced during the publication process by the publisher (typesetting, copy-editing, or production).
- Corrigendum — for material errors made by the authors that do not affect the validity of the underlying findings.
- Editor's note — for clarifications or contextual notes that do not require a change to the article text.
All corrections are issued as separately citable items linked bidirectionally with the original article. The original article is never silently changed; the publication record is preserved.
How to request a correction
Authors and readers may request a correction by writing to the editorial office at journal@harleystreetinstitute.com. Requests should specify the article DOI (or URL), the precise text requiring correction, and the basis for the request.