Korrigjoj

Korrigjoj is a term used in editing, linguistics, and software documentation to denote corrections that have been applied to a text, dataset, or program. The plural form korrigjoj follows a common Esperanto-inspired pattern, with korrigjo as the singular unit and -oj marking the plural. The underlying root korrig- traces to the verb korrigi, meaning to correct. In standard Esperanto practice, korigo or korrigado is often used for “correction,” but korrigjo and korrigjoj appear in some technical glossaries and texts as concise labels for correction instances.

In publishing, korrigjoj include changes to spelling, punctuation, typography, and factual or logical inaccuracies. They can be identified during proofreading, review cycles, or quality control. In data handling, korrigjoj refer to modifications to datasets, records, or algorithms intended to improve accuracy, consistency, or reliability. In software development, korrigjoj are the fixes or patches recorded in changelogs, issue trackers, or version histories to address bugs or undesirable behavior.

Usage and interpretation depend on context. When documenting korrigjoj, it is common to distinguish between substantive corrections that alter meaning or functionality and cosmetic corrections that refine presentation. Clear tracking of korrigjoj supports accountability and auditability in collaborative workflows, enabling teams to review past decisions and their impacts.

See also: editing, proofreading, version control, changelog, data quality.