Encouraging Visitors to 'Find Faults' Requires Constant Self-Review

This commentary discusses the trend of museums and scenic spots encouraging visitors to find errors, noting that while rewarding fault-finding is good, the responsibility for content review cannot be shifted to the public. The National Cultural Heritage Administration has issued a notice requiring museums to be the responsible entity for reviewing exhibition content and not to outsource or delegate this responsibility. The article emphasizes that self-review is the fundamental solution.