# Update a published LinkedIn article and verify its actual edition

Original constructed teaching cases. No real accounts, readers or customers.

## Case 1

A1 — Constructed factual repair: an article says all eight checks passed; the source records six complete and two pending. Correct wording: “Six of eight checks are complete; two remain pending.” Decision: fix the body and any conflicting chart, add useful correction context and reopen the article. Outcome: inspected source correction, not proof all prior readers received it.

## Case 2

A2 — Constructed wrong object: a feed caption is corrected, but its linked article still contains an obsolete date. Decision: open the article’s own editor and update the actual passage; inspect the saved article and the important reference separately. Outcome: caption and article have separate checked states; one did not silently update the other.

## Case 3

A3 — Constructed accidental media removal: an editor deletes a needed figure while repairing text. Decision: restore the authorized source image by the supported re-upload route and review its caption/alternative explanation before updating. Outcome: the figure is present in the inspected edition; no native undo, notification delivery or audience result is invented.