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--Orange Mike | Talk 23:00, 28 October 2014 (UTC)
- I'm going to add a comment here because it appears to me from the question on the Help desk that the issue is not 'bad faith' editing per se, but just ignorance of the purposes and policies of Wikipedia. Wikipedia is an encyclopaedia, which contains articles that summarise what reliable sources, independent of the subject have said about a subject: promotion of any kind is forbidden. Editing on a topic where you have a conflict of interest is strongly discouraged, because of the difficulty of editing in a suitably neutral manner; and paid editing is regarded with great suspicion. Finally, for reasons of attribution, accounts are required to be used by individuals, and user names may not be misleading or suggest that they represent an organisation. The members of your team are welcome to create individual accounts, and contribute to Wikipedia; but should avoid anything promotional, and if they are to work on an article about Paul Crehan, should disclose their conflict of interest, and generally follow the guidelines in WP:BESTCOI. --ColinFine (talk) 11:47, 29 October 2014 (UTC)