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Notability

Guide to Wikipedia Notability

The most important concept in Wikipedia, and the one most people misunderstand. This guide explains what notability means, what sources count, and how to know if you or your organization qualifies for a Wikipedia page.

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Biography

Simple Guide to Creating a Wikipedia Biography

A straightforward walkthrough of what it takes to create a Wikipedia biography page, from assessing whether you qualify to what information is needed and how the submission process works.

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Companies

Step-by-Step Guide to Creating a Company Wikipedia Page

Everything you need to know about creating a Wikipedia page for your business: notability requirements, what to include, how to submit, and what to do if your page gets rejected.

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Education

Guide to Using Wikipedia in Education

How Wikipedia works as a research tool, what its limitations are, and how students, educators, and researchers can use it effectively, including how to evaluate the reliability of Wikipedia content.

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Reputation

Guide to Removing Negative Information from a Wikipedia Biography

Your Wikipedia biography contains inaccurate or outdated information. This guide explains what can and cannot be removed, how to go about it correctly, and when to bring in a professional.

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Maintenance Tags

Removing Warning Tags

A practical walkthrough of the most common Wikipedia cleanup and warning tags, what each one means, and how to address the underlying issue so the tag can be removed.

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