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Correction to a previous issue email template

A published error corrected prominently rather than quietly.

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Message anatomy

A useful starting point, with the important parts named.

Last month's piece said the mill closed in 1974. It closed in 1981, and a reader who worked there for eleven years wrote to say so with the dates.

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  • Brand name
  • Subject line
  • Preheader
  • Eyebrow
  • Headline
  • Supporting copy
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  • Primary action URL

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From
Ash Lane Letter
Subject
I was wrong about the mill, and here is the right version
Preheader
A reader who worked there put me straight.

Correction

Wrong about the mill, and the correction is longer than the error

Last month's piece said the mill closed in 1974. It closed in 1981, and a reader who worked there for eleven years wrote to say so with the dates.

What I got wrong

The closure date, by seven years, and the reason. I took it from a secondary source and did not check it against anything.

What is actually true

It closed in 1981 after the bearing failure, not the fire. The fire was 1974 and it reopened four months later.

How this happened

I trusted one source that was itself repeating an error. That is the whole explanation and it is not a good one.

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