NPR published a doozy of a correction this week. Specifically, a clarification about a correction of a correction -- that actually hadn't been incorrect in the first place. On Thursday, the news outlet posted a note at the end of an article about the warmblooded moonfish entitled “.” It read:Clarification: In a previous correction on this post, we corrected something that was actually correct. So we have corrected that correction. It had to do with Celsius temperatures.Poynter’s Benjamin Mullin called NPR’s clarification “.” “Since I started on this beat nearly a year ago, I’ve seen a lot of corrections … But NPR on Thursday published something I’ve never witnessed before,” Mullin wrote.相关的主题文章：


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