Service 03
Existing Wikipedia Page Improvement & Updates
An article that already exists comes with history: past editors, maintenance tags, and sometimes disputes. We audit the article and its talk page, then pursue corrections and updates through the channels Wikipedia provides for subjects with a conflict of interest.
Free initial assessment • No obligation • Confidential
Scope
What This Service Covers
- ✓Audit of the article, its edit history and talk page
- ✓Identification of unsourced, outdated or incorrect statements
- ✓Sourcing of proposed corrections to reliable references
- ✓Properly disclosed edit requests handled by independent editors
- ✓Advice on maintenance tags (promotional, notability, citations needed)
- ×Removing accurate, well-sourced negative material
- ×Adding promotional content
- ×Direct undisclosed editing of the article
FAQs
Common Questions
Can you remove negative content from my page?
Only if it is unsourced, misrepresents the source, or gives undue weight. Accurate material reported by reliable sources generally stays; neutrality cuts both ways.
Why is there a 'promotional' tag on my article?
Usually because earlier edits used marketing language or relied on company sources. The fix is rewriting in neutral terms with independent citations, not removing the tag.
How long do edit requests take?
Independent volunteer editors review them, so timing varies from days to weeks. Well-sourced, clearly explained requests are actioned faster.
Before You Commit
Find Out Whether Wikipedia Is Realistic Before Anyone Writes a Word.
Send your name or organisation and any coverage. We’ll tell you whether Wikipedia makes sense now, later, or not at all.
Check My Wikipedia EligibilityFree assessment • Usually reviewed within 1 business day • Confidential