Craft WWT Wikipedia Entry
Budget / Salary$250–750
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted2 hours ago
I need a well-sourced Wikipedia article that introduces WWT to the general public through clear, product-centred content. The page should be built around the product’s usage and benefits, written in a neutral, encyclopedic tone that meets Wikipedia’s notability, verifiability, and conflict-of-interest standards.
Here’s what I expect:
• Article structure: concise introduction, followed by sections on product overview, typical use cases, and the key benefits users can expect.
• Citations: reliable third-party references only—industry journals, reputable news outlets, or academic sources.
• Compliance: follow Wikipedia’s Manual of Style, avoid promotional language, and pass the platform’s automatic checks (no copyright issues or undisclosed paid-editing flags).
• Submission: a draft in Wiki markup plus a short note explaining the sourcing strategy so I can review and publish confidently.
If you have a track record of successfully published Wikipedia pages and understand how to navigate AfD or Talk-page feedback, I’d love your help bringing WWT’s story to the world in a credible, user-focused way.
Here’s what I expect:
• Article structure: concise introduction, followed by sections on product overview, typical use cases, and the key benefits users can expect.
• Citations: reliable third-party references only—industry journals, reputable news outlets, or academic sources.
• Compliance: follow Wikipedia’s Manual of Style, avoid promotional language, and pass the platform’s automatic checks (no copyright issues or undisclosed paid-editing flags).
• Submission: a draft in Wiki markup plus a short note explaining the sourcing strategy so I can review and publish confidently.
If you have a track record of successfully published Wikipedia pages and understand how to navigate AfD or Talk-page feedback, I’d love your help bringing WWT’s story to the world in a credible, user-focused way.
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