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Expand Up @@ -9,13 +9,13 @@ If you retrieve Events from Event Data, or if you perform calculations based on

Data can change for a number of reasons:

- If a tweet was deleted by its author, we are obliged to remove it from Event Data.
- If a Tweet was deleted by its author, we are obliged to remove it from Event Data.
- If we ran a report that indicated we produced obviously incorrect data as a result of a software bug, we may mark Events as having been deleted or edited.

When an Event is updated, we will add the an `updated` field, an `updated-date` field and an `updated-reason`. The `updated` field will have a value of:

- `deleted`
- When a tweet is deleted. We will remove the tweet content (tweet ID and author) but retain all other parts of the Event.
- When a Tweet is deleted. We will remove the Tweet content (Tweet ID and author) but retain all other parts of the Event.
- When we identified obviously faulty data.
- `edited`
- When we identified obviously faulty data but it can be corrected.
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