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I see that the Wikipedia article for myself, Peter Bridges, says that an unnamed major contributor to the article or its creator appears to have a conflict of interest with its subject. Is this unnamed person myself? I did not create the article, but I did make a change in it some time ago, to add the names of my wife and children. I do not see that as a conflict of interest; does someone think it is? If Wikipedia in its collective wisdom thinks so, please remove their names.
I looked up the article today because (1) I had seen earlier the notation that a citation was needed for the letter from President Reagan that is mentioned in the article, and (2) I have just obtained from the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library the proper citiation for this letter. Shall I add the citation, or would that be considered a conflict of interest? If so, then I suggest Wikipedia remove all reference to this letter--although I do think a President's judgment of an ambassador is worth recording.
Peterbridges (talk) 19:53, 7 January 2009 (UTC)
I would appreciate a response from a Wikipedia editor to my Talk entry of January 6. If I do not receive a response I will delete from the article about myself the additIon I made about my wife and children, since I do not want to be accused of a conflict of interest.