WikiNative 

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Dear egomaniacs, my name is James Lawrie, a professional Wikipedia editor from Shrewsbury, Shropshire. I provide strategic, editorially-moderated writing services for Wikipedia's living subjects. I do not upload content that Wikipedia's subjects or prospective subjects have written themselves. Instead I create and upload encyclopaedic content for Wikipedia's community to adopt and develop. I started working in this delightful industry in 2018. Since then I've written about companies, creative, criminals and everyone in between. My new page creation service is my most popular. The page creation package consists of three main steps, with payment required upfront unless specified otherwise: Preliminary Notability Assessment: This service costs £240 and helps determine if the subject meets Wikipedia's notability criteria. An additional £120 can be paid for a draft review if you want the professional Wikipedia editor to review your proposed content. Drafting, Revisions, Coding, and Uploading: Priced at £900, this step involves creating the Wikipedia page based on reliable, secondary sources and using primary sources only for verifying axiomatic statements. Client feedback and revision requests are facilitated through Google documents. Google Indexing: Charged at £900 when Google indexes the page, this step ensures that the Wikipedia page is searchable on Google. The professional Wikipedia editor doesn't charge ongoing "protection fees" as the content is released under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike Licence 3.0. WikiNative's editing procedure begins with a preliminary viability assessment for prospective clients, ensuring that the editing project is feasible according to Wikipedia's content policies and guidelines. The goal is to improve the visual, technical, and methodological quality of a Wikipedia page, elevating its ranking from stub-class to start-class, C-class, B-class, or A-class. If the viability assessment is successful, an edit plan is created using a Google document, with existing content highlighted in blue. Technical or epistemic issues are addressed, unsourced or poorly sourced content is removed, and new, well-researched content is added in green. The edit plan is thoroughly checked for content-policy violations before execution. A preliminary viability assessment is essential to determine if the client's edit requests align with Wikipedia's guidelines. Once deemed viable, the client will receive a recommendation for a basic, premium, or deluxe package, or a custom quote if the project is larger than the deluxe editing package. To book a preliminary viability assessment or request an invoice, email james@wikinative.com, and avoid sending edit requests without booking an assessment.See more