Reputation is people’s general opinion or estimation about someone or something. It measures how much respect, admiration, credibility, or trust a person or entity has earned in a particular social…
Table of Contents Introduction Understanding Reputation Management Types of Reputation Management The Importance of Reputation Management Who Controls Your Reputation? How to Manage Your Online Reputation Reputation Management Checklist Reputation…
The internet never forgets. Once something is posted online, it can be challenging to remove it completely. This is especially true for personal information you may regret publicly sharing. In…
New Wikipedia articles are fragile. They’re usually under a lot of scrutiny and because they are new are not usually robust. The first few months are a dangerous time for…
Creating a Wikipedia page sometimes feels like building a sandcastle at low tide: impressive at the time, but vulnerable when the water rises. You might think the hard part is…
There is no all-seeing Wikipedia judge that oversees “the rules”. But learning those rules takes a lot of effort and is difficult to understand for many people who aren’t fully…
We’ve all been there. You’ve dedicated significant time and effort to creating a thorough, well-cited Wikipedia article about something you genuinely feel deserves recognition. Then seemingly out of nowhere, you…
The “no original research” rule of Wikipedia exists to protect its integrity rather than create obstacles for editing purposes. The platform’s integrity depends on this rule because it protects Wikipedia…
The process of building consensus on Wikipedia often evolves into heated disputes that can feel like running a marathon. People start exchanging their views while teaching you about unfamiliar rules,…
Anyone who’s experienced a content flag or reversal on Wikipedia knows how irritating it can be. Maybe you’ve triple-checked your sources and wording, confident you’ve nailed it, but those edits…
Wikipedia articles don’t disappear randomly—Wikipedia employs several structured processes to determine which content stays and which has to go. Some removals occur swiftly, others offer a grace period, while some…
The Wikipedia NPOV policy is not just good practice – it is what gives Wikipedia its trusted reputation. The NPOV policy works to make sure that all articles present several…
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