This practice applies from 11 November 2026. It supplements the Terms of Use and the community and editorial guidelines.
Questions, correction requests and documentation may be sent to pizzakollektivet@gmail.com.
1. Editorial independence
Pizzakollektivet decides what is published, how content is presented, and which conclusions or D.I.P. scores are used. Advertisers, sponsors, suppliers and other partners may not pre-approve or purchase editorial conclusions.
Editors and authors must disclose relevant personal, financial or organisational ties. An editor with a material conflict of interest should hand the decision to another editor whenever practicable.
2. Advertising, sponsorship and products
Paid or sponsored editorial content must be clearly labelled “Advertising” before the content starts and must name the commercial party. Free or loaned products, discounts, travel and other benefits that could influence coverage must be disclosed in the content.
Google ads are technically and visually separated from editorial content. Pizzakollektivet does not currently use affiliate links. Any future introduction must first be recorded in this change log and clearly disclosed on the relevant page.
3. Correcting recipes and articles
Documented factual errors, wrong ingredients, dangerous or misleading food-safety information, incorrect images and material writing errors must be corrected as quickly as practicable. Food safety, allergens, rights and privacy are prioritised.
Minor language and formatting edits may be made without a note. A material correction that changes meaning, method, ingredients, conclusion or sourcing must carry a visible dated correction note. Content may be hidden temporarily while a serious report is investigated.
4. Correcting D.I.P. scores
A D.I.P. score is changed only when the source shows that it was entered incorrectly, linked to the wrong pizza, converted incorrectly from a percentage, or the original reviewer documents a correction. Disagreement about taste is not by itself a registration error.
If the link between source, pizza and score is uncertain, the field remains empty until an editor resolves the matter. Material score changes must be documented internally with source and date.
5. How to request a correction
Email pizzakollektivet@gmail.com with the subject “Correction”. Include the URL, what you believe is wrong, the correct information and a source or other documentation. Please state if the error may affect allergies, health, safety, privacy or rights.
We acknowledge receipt when practicable, assess the evidence and reply with the outcome. If you disagree, you may request a new review under the complaints process in the guidelines.
6. Terms and privacy change log
11 November 2026 – Privacy version 1.3: added processing and retention related to the signed publishing agreement.
11 November 2026 – Privacy version 1.2: clarified records of accepted Terms and operational access and recovery procedures.
11 November 2026 – Privacy version 1.1: added fixed retention and deletion rules for account data, comments, ratings, saved recipes and articles.
11 November 2026 – Privacy version 1.0: first published privacy notice.
10 November 2026 – Terms version 1.1: first recorded public version, covering accounts, content, licensing, moderation and commercial terms.
Future material changes will be recorded here with date, version and a short explanation. Pure language and formatting corrections do not require a separate entry.