Every correction is itself an entry. So the log keeps a dated record of its own mistakes.
The log guesses about twenty times a day and it will be wrong. A system that guesses that often cannot be built on being right — it is built on being cheap to correct, and on keeping the record of its own mistakes so you can read them. You do not have to trust it.
Corrections, newest firsteach one dated · each one keeps what it replaced
Reading.
The fix lives where the mistake is.
Every one of these was one tap on the thing that was wrong. No settings screen, no review queue, no confirmation dialog.
Nothing here deleted anything.
A correction changes what things mean, never what was said. Both wordings are kept and dated, and burying keeps the file.
Four things the log never guesses.
What a recording meant, why you did something, whether it was good, and who someone is to you. Those are not mistakes to correct — they are the tool putting words in your mouth.