08 October 2026
Added new material about transitions and everyday walking. The revision adds context about pacing, surroundings, and the difference between a short observation and a general conclusion.
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What is new at Onward in 2026.
Follow changes to our guides, editorial standards, and community resources.
This page keeps a dated record of additions, reviews, and changes to the way Onward presents information. It is intended to make the current edition easier to understand without turning every update into a promotion.
Recent notes
24 September 2026
Expanded our methodology page with correction guidance. Readers can now see how factual questions are received, reviewed, and dated when an article changes.
11 September 2026
Refreshed privacy and cookie explanations for clarity. The updated pages describe preference records, optional measurement, retention periods, and contact routes.
What an update can mean
| Update type | Typical reason | Reader impact |
|---|---|---|
| Editorial expansion | A topic needs more context or practical framing | The page becomes longer while its central subject remains unchanged |
| Correction | A factual detail, date, attribution, or link needs adjustment | A note may explain what changed and when |
| Policy revision | Privacy, accessibility, advertising, or cookies require clearer wording | The relevant policy receives a new review date |
- Publication dates identify when an item first appeared in its current form.
- Review dates identify when a page was checked for context and links.
- Change notes describe material revisions without overstating their significance.
How we maintain a current edition
- Observe: editors collect reader questions, source changes, and technical issues.
- Assess: the desk separates a factual correction from a stylistic or accessibility improvement.
- Revise: copy, links, tables, alt text, and dates are checked together where relevant.
- Record: a material change receives a dated note so the page retains an intelligible history.
We avoid making a change sound larger than it is. A new paragraph may provide useful detail without changing the original purpose of a guide.
Dates matter
We keep the current edition anchored in 2026 so readers can understand when information was reviewed. A date is a piece of context, not a claim that a page applies to every circumstance.
Questions about an update can be sent through the contact page or to +62 813 7489 2560. Onward is based at Jalan Thamrin No. 10, Menteng, Central Jakarta, DKI Jakarta 10310, Indonesia.
Update questions
Why does a page have more than one date?
An original publication date and a later review date answer different questions. The first marks the beginning of the page’s public life; the second indicates a later editorial check.
Can readers suggest a correction?
Yes. Include the page address, the passage in question, and a reliable source or explanation where possible. The desk normally acknowledges a report within five business days.
Are small formatting changes listed?
Not always. Changes that affect meaning, attribution, privacy, accessibility, or reader understanding are more likely to receive a public note.