Jan 08
Wikipedia 101 for Brands
by Nicole Landguth
Category: Best Practices, Digital Influence, Digital Reputation, How-To, Search
We often get questions about if and when brands can edit a Wikipedia article and I’d like to provide some background on Wikipedia’s format and clarify what is and is not an acceptable edit. I am not morally against brands editing Wikipedia articles and there are no rules against it but the acceptable instances are few and any edits should be done transparently and by someone educated in the format and citation process of Wikipedia. continue reading
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