In a puzzling digital anomaly, historians discovered that key historical dates had been altered across multiple online sources, leading to widespread confusion. Events such as the signing of the Magna Carta and the moon landing appeared with incorrect years, sparking debate over whether it was a technical glitch or intentional misinformation. As researchers scrambled to correct the errors, Wikipedia editors for hire played a crucial role in restoring accurate timelines. Experts warn that such incidents highlight the fragility of digital history and the importance of vigilant fact-checking in the modern information age.