By the way, when you are writing on a discussion page (or someone's talk page), it is considered good manners to sign your comment... to do this, just add ~~~~ at the end of your comment. That will put your user name (Vcruz911) and the date/time at the end (or you can click on the icon when you are editing. Never sign on an article page - only on a discussion page.
I am now going to sign below this box with my signature, by adding ~~~~ here:
If you are closely connected with a subject (for example, hypothetically, as the person responsible as a company's press and media contact), it is strongly suggested that you do not edit articles about that subject. You might like to read both Wikipedia's conflict of interest guidelines and this article from Rush PR News, which concludes “Inevitably, the agency will be called to account as to why the article was removed, so it is undoubtedly the best option to be honest with the client about Wikipedia’s stance, and to wait for someone completely removed from the business to deem the business noteworthy enough to want to submit an article of their own accord.”
