Fundamentals

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• Our Wikipedia article was just edited to include the lawsuit. Can that be reversed?

  A lawsuit addition can be challenged when its sourcing is weak, its framing violates NPOV, or BLP standards apply to a living person. The challenge runs through a Talk-page edit request that names the specific policy and proposes a policy-compliant alternative.

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• What are Wikipedia’s notability guidelines?

  Notability requires significant coverage in reliable, independent secondary sources. For companies and people, that means substantive press in authoritative outlets, not press releases or self-published material.

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• How does Wikipedia’s editorial process actually work?

  Wikipedia's editorial process is community-driven: anyone with an account can propose a change by editing directly or posting a Talk-page edit request, and consensus is worked out through Talk-page discussion. When editors cannot agree, the dispute escalates - from the Talk page to content noticeboards like the Dispute Resolution Noticeboard, to the administrators' incidents noticeboard (ANI) for conduct, and ultimately to the Arbitration Committee for the most entrenched cases - with notability, NPOV, BLP, and reliable-sourcing policies governing what is allowed throughout.

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