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Conflict of interest
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 * Hi. i am not the director, but i am assisting him in edyting his pages. all the information at play, including the critique, has references. as it happens almost all of the critics gave a positive review on the film, i also included the worst reviews the film recieved (which gladly for the direcotor were not so bad themselves). if the text seems biased, how do i request some other editor to use the information that was put on previous edits to a new edit? Fisherfeatures


 * The guidelines on conflict of interest (particularly the section, "Wikipedia's position") gives advice. You should only make well-sourced edits of uncontroversial factual information. In particular, note that selecting which reviews to mention is a matter of opinion, and combining the reviews into a narrative about a film or person's reception is extremely subjective and open to bias, even though you are trying to be even-handed. If you wish to draw people's attention to subjective material that could be included in the article, you should request on the talk page that people consider it. You probably should also create a user page that mentions your links to the director. Dricherby (talk) 15:09, 14 September 2013 (UTC)

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