Introducing My One-Time Problem-Solving Package for Wikipedia

Navigating Wikipedia can feel like a minefield. Whether you’re an individual, a business, or a public figure, the stakes are high when it comes to ensuring accurate, well-sourced, and neutral representation on the world’s largest collaborative knowledge platform. That’s where I come in.

I’m excited to launch my One-Time Problem-Solving Package, designed to tackle a specific Wikipedia-related issue of your choosing within eight hours. Therefore, if you’re grappling with outdated information, poorly sourced claims, or a page that needs improvement, this package is your lifeline.

The package includes eight hours of editorial work for £960, paid £480 upfront and £480 on completion, alongside the required Studio subscription. The Wikipedia editing process explains how assessment, preparation and review fit together.

What’s included?

Here’s what I can do for you within the eight-hour timeframe;

• Image updates: I’ll guide you through the de-licensing process to add or update an image on your Wikipedia page. Specifically, this ensures compliance with copyright and licensing policies. 
• Contentious information removal: If a biography of a living person contains poorly sourced or potentially defamatory content, I can help remove it in accordance with Wikipedia’s strict policies. 
• Infobox updates: Let’s refresh the at-a-glance information about you, your organisation, or your client to keep it relevant and accurate.
• Lead section improvements: The lead section sets the tone for any Wikipedia article. I’ll ensure it accurately reflects the subject and complies with Wikipedia’s content guidelines.
• New content creation: Do you need something fresh? I can craft and implement 200-300 words of encyclopaedic text in compliance with Wikipedia’s neutrality and verifiability standards.  

What you need to know

• Success is not guaranteed. Due to Wikipedia’s rigorous policies, some issues may be unsolvable. If that’s the case, I’ll provide alternative remedies or recommendations.
• Strict adherence to guidelines: I will not take any action that violates Wikipedia’s content policies or Manual of Style.
• Beyond the scope: If your request exceeds the agreed eight hours, any additional work will be billed at my usual hourly rate of £120.  

Before you order your one-time Wikipedia problem-solving package

Like all my packages, I recommend starting with a preliminary viability assessment to optimise the chances of me successfully implementing your edit requests and ensuring my edits remain live and unchallenged. Sadly, I often get requests to update Wikipedia with biased or unverifiable information. Therefore, the preliminary viability assessment helps determine whether your problem is solvable within the constraints of Wikipedia’s policies and won’t create more problems further down the line. The preliminary viability also clearly defines the project’s scope, thus paving the way for a smoother project. 

FAQs

Can you align our organisation’s Wikipedia page with our house style?

No. Wikipedia requires a neutral, unbiased tone. Advertorial copy or promotional content violates its guidelines and may be illegal in your jurisdiction. I check proposed content for sourcing and neutrality before taking it forward. Wikipedia’s editors can still change, challenge or remove content; preparation cannot guarantee that an article will remain unchallenged.  

How do I get started?

Activate your WikiNative Studio subscription or eligible trial before submitting any brief, links, sources or draft. Once it is active, order a Preliminary Viability Assessment through the shop in your account. Agencies follow the same requirement. I examine the proposed changes and agree the project scope with you before the editing work starts. The subscription and editorial fee are separate; see the current plans and prices.  

The one-time fee covers the agreed editorial work; your separate subscription provides the private WikiNative Studio space and live presence. During Monday–Thursday, 9am–5pm UK time, you can see when I am active and use comments or Discussion to work through the issue with me. Leave feedback whenever it suits you. Presence updates automatically. Saved changes on the draft page, including comments, replies, suggestions, editorial notes and draft revisions, appear automatically. Refresh or reopen separate Discussion pages to see new contributions. Online does not promise an immediate reply, uninterrupted availability or a guaranteed response time. The package’s hours and scope remain as agreed.

Why should I trust James Lawrie, aka WikiNative, to deliver?

With years of experience navigating Wikipedia’s labyrinthine rules, I bring a nuanced understanding of achieving results without compromising integrity.  

I provide this service to active WikiNative Studio subscribers, including eligible trial subscribers.

Card required. Plans from £49/month after seven days, renewing monthly unless cancelled. Cancel before your trial ends to avoid the first subscription payment. One trial assessment per account. Draft Reviews and editorial work are charged separately. Private reports and drafts are reviewed inside Studio under the private-use terms.

Whether you need a tweak to your infobox, a rewrite of your lead section, or removing an unfair claim, my One-Time Problem-Solving Package will bring clarity and compliance to your Wikipedia presence.