Fundamentals
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What is an Articles for Deletion nomination on Wikipedia?
Articles for Deletion is a community discussion to decide whether to keep, merge, or delete an article. The outcome is determined by consensus over roughly a week.
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Can you create a Wikipedia page for yourself or your company?
No. Self-creation by the subject or its representatives violates Wikipedia's conflict of interest policy. The correct path is the disclosed COI process: working transparently through Talk pages with a disclosed paid editor.
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Can an ORM firm guarantee that edits to our Wikipedia page will stick?
No. The community of independent editors decides what stays. We maximize the odds with well-sourced, neutral, policy-compliant submissions, but no firm can guarantee specific editorial outcomes.
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An editor keeps adding our lawsuits to our Wikipedia article and we can’t stop them. What are our options?
Persistent unilateral additions get addressed through Talk-page policy discussion. If the behavior crosses into edit warring or policy violation, escalation to the administrators' noticeboards (ANI, AN/I) is appropriate.
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What is conflict of interest editing on Wikipedia?
COI editing is any editing of an article in which the editor has a financial or personal interest. Wikipedia requires disclosure and steers COI editors away from making direct edits.
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