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Wikipedia Reliable Sources Policy: What counts as a “reliable source” on Wikipedia?

The use of reliable sources constitutes one of the Five Pillars of Wikipedia. Anyone who contributes to Wikipedia should understand how to use reliable sources as the foundation of their input. Attempting to edit Wikipedia – either by making changes to existing pages or creating a new page altogether – without the proper use of reliable sources will signal to editors that you haven’t taken the time to research Wikipedia policies.

Sarah Nardi April 26, 2024

Wikipedia Notability: How Do You Qualify for a Wikipedia Page?

The question of who is eligible for a Wikipedia page comes up several times a day at our agency. Wikipedia maintains a powerful global presence

Sarah Nardi September 15, 2023

How To Handle Wikipedia Disputes With Bad Faith Editors

Wikipedia dispute resolution is nuanced and requires a situational approach due to sophisticated, reputation-harming strategies used by bad faith actors.

Adam Schneider May 11, 2023

Paid Wikipedia Editors: Dos & Don’ts

Wikipedia consultants are not all alike. Only a handful of “white hats” go out of their way to strictly follow Wikipedia policy for paid editors,

Adam Schneider April 16, 2023

Hiring a Wikipedia Consultant?

White Hat Vs. Black Hat Wikipedia Consultants and How to Tell the Difference.

Adam Schneider April 2, 2023

Can I Edit a Wikipedia Page About My Company?

Learn why you should never edit the Wikipedia page about your company. But when you have a conflict of interest, you can propose independent edits for review.

Adam Schneider March 24, 2023

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