Three services. One standard.
Every engagement begins with the public record and ends with an English Wikipedia entry that stands on it, submitted for the community’s review. Fees are fixed and stated before we begin.
Notability audit
The record, weighed against Wikipedia’s notability criteria. A reasoned opinion, in writing. The answer is sometimes no; the fee is the same either way.
- Source survey
- Notability opinion
- Gap analysis
Wikipedia entry drafting
Neutral prose, cited line by line to independent sources, structured the way Wikipedia’s reviewers expect. Submitted for independent review, under our name and our disclosure.
- Sourced draft
- Citation apparatus
- Reviewer-ready structure
Monitoring & stewardship
A published entry is not an end state. We watch for drift, error and stale facts, and file sourced correction requests for independent editors to action, we never edit the page ourselves.
- Watchlist & alerts
- Sourced edit requests
- Quarterly report
Start where the record is.
If the record does not support a Wikipedia entry, we say so and stop. The audit fee is never contingent on a favourable answer.