The correctio does not examine the ideas "communicated" by Pope Francis, unless you understand the term "communicated" or (to use the word used by the correctio authors) "propagated" in the misleading sense thay they use it. They say: "Pope Francis says this. This implies that. And that is heretical. Thus if you say this you are propagating that." But this is ingenuous because in every case this does not imply that, unless you have rigorist axioms at your disposal. But these rigorist axioms have been rejected by the Church  before Pope Francis. And Pope Francis is specifically rejecting this rigorism in AL. By rejecting this rigorism Pope Francis is doing a great service to the teaching of his predecessors. He is allowing the true teaching of the Church to be preserved.