User talk:MikeDam1994

Question for administrator
Hi there! I have a question about editing Wikipedia pages for a customer that contracted my team to help update their information from a factual standpoint. My question is - is there a 100% guarantee that updating/editing these pages will not result in the page being flagged for whatever reason?

Here are the details: One of the pages that we're requested to help update is the Unreal Engine page. I understand there are rules with spamming, conflicts of interest and blatant advertising. We would address this by ensuring we are not talking about anything that be deemed as an advertisement and updating the editor's User Page with the "paid user" language (which I've done as an example for this account), but am unsure if there is anything else we need to be mindful of.

One thing that we do not want to happen is what we're seeing with the GoDaddy where it was flagged for multiple issues. Are we missing anything else here to update/edit the information on these pages without running into any sort of issues?

Please keep in mind that these updates are just factual. They are not to promote the brand, but rather to provide more information and context for users that visit their page. We want to respect the rules and guidelines placed by Wikipedia so wanted to double-check with an admin before deciding next steps.

Thank you so much for your help!

--MikeDam1994 (talk) 15:52, 13 June 2022 (UTC)
 * First, you must make a formal paid editing disclosure; that is a Terms of Use requirement. Please also read about conflict of interest. (If you are part of a group everyone in the group will need to do these things). (never mind, you did, thanks)
 * As you have a conflict of interest, you should avoid directly editing relevant articles in most cases; please make formal edit requests(click for instructions) on the article talk page, detailing changes you feel are needed. Preferably they should be sourced to independent reliable sources. Note that Wikipedia is not for merely providing information, it is for summarizing what independent reliable sources state about a topic. 331dot (talk) 17:40, 13 June 2022 (UTC)
 * Thank you so much! All of this makes sense to me and helps confirm that we can make these updates without negative implications for our customer.
 * I appreciate you! MikeDam1994 (talk) 22:14, 13 June 2022 (UTC)