User talk:Metrologic

Just some suggestions
My opinion only, but: do you work for Metrologic? I suggest you address this question on your user page, so people will know for sure.

Many people don't think it's kosher to edit articles about companies you work for. Personally I wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole; I'm avoiding an article on a company I work for (and it has wrong stuff in it that I could correct if I could somehow dig up sources substantiating what I know), I just don't want to be exposed to the conflict and lack of privacy -- small but visible company.

However, if you do choose to write about your company, great! You'll be in the clear as long as you make sure to pull in sources. That way, people can't accuse you of bias. Independent, outside sources are preferable, but any info that goes through SEC filings is good in my book too.

Thanks for adding Metrologic Instruments. Looks darn good, my first edits were crap by comparison to yours. Hope you have more up your sleeve. My Alt Account 16:09, 11 September 2006 (UTC)

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