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Please let us know. By the way, I thought your [[PCSO-524]] article turned out pretty well. ~[[User:Amatulic|Amatulić]] <small>([[User talk:Amatulic#top|talk]])</small> 21:07, 18 May 2012 (UTC) |
Please let us know. By the way, I thought your [[PCSO-524]] article turned out pretty well. ~[[User:Amatulic|Amatulić]] <small>([[User talk:Amatulic#top|talk]])</small> 21:07, 18 May 2012 (UTC) |
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My association with Great Helthworks espouses a dual role. I have been contracted by the company to perform "brand reputation management" to help drive down an erroneous "Pissed Consumer" bot that comes to the top of the page on all the Google searches for "Omega XL," their main product. I came to this position as a direct result of deriving great benefit from the company's product, hence I believe in it and feel the company deserves to be referenced. This merges the duality of my role: I had met the owner of the company in the gym and was given a trial sample of the product to help with a nagging shoulder problem from which I have suffered for many years. I found tremendous relief from the product and became friends with the owner. Our friendship uncovered the fact that I own an internet marketing company and that he is having some internet marketing issues, one of which being this Pissed Consumer bot that is wreaking havoc on his online sales. He asked if I thought I could help him get rid of it. I agreed to try. One of the areas my team and I though would help was if the company and its main ingredient had a Wikipedia entry. I was naturally very cautious about exploring this area because of your COI policy (which I have indeed read) and wanted to be very very careful in how I approached this. I believe Wiki is an incredibly valuable resource and would not care to bastardize its purpose by contributing anything that violated the COI guidelines, or its neutral stance. Unfortunately, the company had little in the way of notoriety to report. The only notable aspect, I thought, was the grant it received to create over 300 new jobs; especially in this economy. I knew it was a long shot, but I became very hopeful once I read that your latest editor review stated that this entry seemed "salvageable" if I removed promotional language. That's all I was really trying to do with my edit. I was very please the "PCSO-524" entry was accepted (and that you thought it came out well), and all I did was attempt to use some bit of language contained in that entry (since it was approved) in the Great Healthworks entry. I feel pretty horrible that I was blocked and am being accused of spamming. This was the last thing I wanted. I have never before attempted to write a Wiki entry and I seem to be stumbling pretty badly and am not completely Wiki literate. I just want to write a neutral entry that fairly portrays the company and its limited notoriety. I appreciate all the direction your team has given me and all I feel I was doing was trying to implement it. I have no intention of trying to use Wiki as a sales or promotional tool. I feel that the company is worthy of an encyclopedia entry because it is a good company that markets an effective product, fairly, at a fair price and its warranted growth is good for the community and the economy because of the numerous jobs it has created. I would feel that way whether I was contracted by them or not. I would have no problem disclosing this association, as per the COI guidelines. I hope I have answered your question satisfactorily. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help undo the mess I have made. Thank you. |
{{unblock| My association with Great Helthworks espouses a dual role. I have been contracted by the company to perform "brand reputation management" to help drive down an erroneous "Pissed Consumer" bot that comes to the top of the page on all the Google searches for "Omega XL," their main product. I came to this position as a direct result of deriving great benefit from the company's product, hence I believe in it and feel the company deserves to be referenced. This merges the duality of my role: I had met the owner of the company in the gym and was given a trial sample of the product to help with a nagging shoulder problem from which I have suffered for many years. I found tremendous relief from the product and became friends with the owner. Our friendship uncovered the fact that I own an internet marketing company and that he is having some internet marketing issues, one of which being this Pissed Consumer bot that is wreaking havoc on his online sales. He asked if I thought I could help him get rid of it. I agreed to try. One of the areas my team and I though would help was if the company and its main ingredient had a Wikipedia entry. I was naturally very cautious about exploring this area because of your COI policy (which I have indeed read) and wanted to be very very careful in how I approached this. I believe Wiki is an incredibly valuable resource and would not care to bastardize its purpose by contributing anything that violated the COI guidelines, or its neutral stance. Unfortunately, the company had little in the way of notoriety to report. The only notable aspect, I thought, was the grant it received to create over 300 new jobs; especially in this economy. I knew it was a long shot, but I became very hopeful once I read that your latest editor review stated that this entry seemed "salvageable" if I removed promotional language. That's all I was really trying to do with my edit. I was very please the "PCSO-524" entry was accepted (and that you thought it came out well), and all I did was attempt to use some bit of language contained in that entry (since it was approved) in the Great Healthworks entry. I feel pretty horrible that I was blocked and am being accused of spamming. This was the last thing I wanted. I have never before attempted to write a Wiki entry and I seem to be stumbling pretty badly and am not completely Wiki literate. I just want to write a neutral entry that fairly portrays the company and its limited notoriety. I appreciate all the direction your team has given me and all I feel I was doing was trying to implement it. I have no intention of trying to use Wiki as a sales or promotional tool. I feel that the company is worthy of an encyclopedia entry because it is a good company that markets an effective product, fairly, at a fair price and its warranted growth is good for the community and the economy because of the numerous jobs it has created. I would feel that way whether I was contracted by them or not. I would have no problem disclosing this association, as per the COI guidelines. I hope I have answered your question satisfactorily. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help undo the mess I have made. Thank you.}} |
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Hi! I would like to inform you that the Articles for Creation submission which was previously located here: User:Mr Smith Bot/PCSO-524 has been moved to Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation/PCSO-524, this move was made automatically and doesn't affect your article, if you have any questions please ask on my talk page! Have a nice day. ArticlesForCreationBot (talk) 21:18, 27 April 2012 (UTC)
May 2012
Please stop your disruptive editing. If you continue to vandalize Wikipedia, as you did at PCSO-524, you may be blocked from editing. Combined with your attempt to create Greath HealthWorks, it seems you are mistaking Wikipedia for an advertising venue. Drmies (talk) 15:34, 17 May 2012 (UTC)
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Please let us know. By the way, I thought your PCSO-524 article turned out pretty well. ~Amatulić (talk) 21:07, 18 May 2012 (UTC)
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