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<p>Created WikiPartner:Inclusion guidelines</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>WikiPartner is a free and open encyclopedia. It publishes factual articles about people, businesses, organizations, products, places, events, and other subjects that can be checked through reliable information.<br /> <br /> == Who Can Be Included ==<br /> <br /> A subject may qualify for an article when:<br /> <br /> * The subject is real and can be identified<br /> * Enough factual information is available<br /> * At least two useful sources support the article<br /> * The article can provide value to readers<br /> * The information can be written in a neutral style<br /> * Important claims can be checked<br /> <br /> WikiPartner does not require the same level of public fame as Wikipedia. However, every article must still have enough reliable information to create a useful encyclopedia page.<br /> <br /> == Accepted Sources ==<br /> <br /> Sources may include:<br /> <br /> * Newspapers and news websites<br /> * Industry publications<br /> * Books and magazines<br /> * Government and official records<br /> * Interviews<br /> * Professional directories<br /> * Company or personal websites<br /> * Press releases<br /> * Conference and event websites<br /> * Trusted databases<br /> <br /> Independent sources are preferred because they provide information from outside the subject.<br /> <br /> Official websites, interviews, and press releases may be used for basic facts such as names, dates, roles, services, office locations, and company history.<br /> <br /> == Minimum Source Requirement ==<br /> <br /> Most new articles should have at least two useful sources.<br /> <br /> More sources may be required when:<br /> <br /> * The article includes major achievements<br /> * The subject makes disputed claims<br /> * The article discusses legal matters<br /> * The information may harm a person or organization<br /> * The subject is living<br /> * The article includes awards, rankings, revenue, or public influence<br /> <br /> == People ==<br /> <br /> A person may qualify when there is enough reliable information about their work, career, achievements, public role, or contribution.<br /> <br /> The person does not need to be internationally famous. However, a simple social media profile, personal website, or self-written biography alone is usually not enough.<br /> <br /> == Businesses and Organizations ==<br /> <br /> A business or organization may qualify when it is active, real, and has enough information about its history, leadership, work, products, services, growth, or public activity.<br /> <br /> Small and new businesses may qualify when reliable information is available and the article provides real value to readers.<br /> <br /> == Products and Services ==<br /> <br /> A product or service may qualify when it has public use, media coverage, industry importance, documented history, or clear value as a reference topic.<br /> <br /> A page should not be created only to advertise or sell the product.<br /> <br /> == Neutral Writing ==<br /> <br /> Articles must use clear and factual language.<br /> <br /> Avoid unsupported words such as:<br /> <br /> * Best<br /> * Leading<br /> * Famous<br /> * Top<br /> * Most trusted<br /> * Number one<br /> * Revolutionary<br /> <br /> These words may only be used when a strong source clearly supports them.<br /> <br /> == What WikiPartner Does Not Accept ==<br /> <br /> WikiPartner may reject or remove:<br /> <br /> * False or misleading information<br /> * Pages created only for advertising<br /> * Copied content without proper permission or credit<br /> * Personal attacks<br /> * Unsourced accusations<br /> * Fake people, businesses, or achievements<br /> * Articles with too little useful information<br /> * Content that breaks copyright or other laws<br /> * Pages created to deceive readers<br /> <br /> == Free Inclusion ==<br /> <br /> WikiPartner does not charge subjects for inclusion.<br /> <br /> Payment is not required to suggest, review, create, correct, or publish an article.<br /> <br /> An article is accepted or rejected based on its information, sources, usefulness, and writing quality.<br /> <br /> == Review and Removal ==<br /> <br /> WikiPartner editors may:<br /> <br /> * Request better sources<br /> * Correct unsupported information<br /> * Rewrite promotional content<br /> * Merge similar pages<br /> * Move an article to a better title<br /> * Reject a weak submission<br /> * Remove a page that breaks these guidelines<br /> <br /> Decisions may be reviewed when new sources or important information become available.<br /> <br /> == Suggesting an Article ==<br /> <br /> Readers may suggest an article by providing:<br /> <br /> * The subject’s correct name<br /> * A short explanation of why the subject should be included<br /> * Useful sources<br /> * Important facts<br /> * Any conflict of interest<br /> <br /> Submitting a suggestion does not guarantee publication.</div>

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