The FCC corrected a typo in a deadline for challenging its rules

The Federal Communications Commission fixed a mistake in a document about challenging its rules. The original document had the wrong date for when people needed to file replies to oppositions.

This document is a correction of a correction. It shows how bureaucratic processes can get tangled, even for simple things like deadlines. While this specific change is minor, it highlights the precision required in regulatory filings. Missing a deadline, even due to an agency's error, can mean losing the chance to influence a rule.