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editHi Debgall. It seems that you want to give publicity to MIT Sloan Management Review through Wikipedia. However, you are going about it the wrong way. For example, you posted a link to an article written by Clayton M. Christensen in the Clayton M. Christensen article[1] and you posted a link to an article written by Peter Senge in the Peter Senge article.[2] These MIT Sloan Management Review articles are useless in the Wikipedia articles by their authors. Wikipedia articles are to only use reliable source material that is independent of the topic. The key word is independent. To save yourself from COI, think of it this way, nothing Clayton M. Christensen himself writes is useful in the article on Clayton M. Christensen and nothing Peter Senge himself writes is useful in the Peter Senge article. This may seem backwards to you, but that is one reason why Wikipedia is so successful. The MIT Sloan Management Review articles are valuable in the topic they address. For example, the Peter Senge article Senge's seminal "The Leader's New Work" is valuable in Wikipedia's article(s) related to the topic of The Leader's New Work. Clayton M. Christensen's article * Christensen's "Finding the Right Job for your Product" is valuable in whatever Wikipedia article deals with Finding the Right Job for your Product. -- Jreferee (Talk) 03:06, 3 August 2007 (UTC)