WikiPartner:Editorial policy
WikiPartner publishes factual articles about people, companies, organizations, products, places, and other notable subjects.
For detailed qualification rules, see Inclusion Guidelines.
Basic Requirements
A subject should:
- Be real and verifiable
- Have reliable sources
- Provide enough information for a useful article
- Not contain false or misleading claims
- Be written in a neutral style
Accepted Sources
WikiPartner may accept:
- News websites
- Interviews
- Government records
- Company websites
- Professional profiles
- Industry publications
- Press releases
- Paid publications, when clearly identified
Press releases and company websites may support basic facts, but stronger independent sources are preferred.
Paid Submissions
Payment covers research, writing, editing, verification, or faster review. Payment does not allow false information or promotional writing.
Paid or sponsored profiles may be clearly labelled.
Neutral Writing
Articles should not read like advertisements. Claims such as “best,” “leading,” or “most trusted” require strong evidence.
Corrections and Updates
Subjects and readers may request corrections. Editors may ask for proof before changing important facts.
Rejection
WikiPartner may reject content that is false, copied, harmful, overly promotional, poorly sourced, or against the law.