User talk:LindsayMcGhee

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COI edits

Please be aware that editing a subject on Wikipedia with a conflict of interest is particularly problematic.

Whilst I can appreciate that you may well have been doing the edits in good faith it is possible that, as the Multimedia designer at Aurora, a possible COI exists.

PLease try to avoid this by asking for other editors to check the edits you are going to make so that any COI issues can be avoided, or avoid adding information about the company you work for.

THanks Chaosdruid (talk) 00:59, 13 January 2011 (UTC)[reply]