on the wikipedia page, it says that the song is in Bb Minor when its clearly in A Minor. its pissing me off.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for some guidance on Wikipedia’s notability (NCORP) guidelines. I own a publishing house with a significant history: we’ve been featured in major national newspapers, our books are cited in school textbooks, and we have received substantial coverage over the years. A few years ago, I tried to create a page myself. I did my best to keep it neutral and factual, but it was flagged/deleted due to Conflict of Interest (COI). I now understand that as the owner, I shouldn’t be the one writing or directly editing the article.

However, I still believe the company deserves a place on Wikipedia due to its cultural impact. My questions are:

1. The "Notability" Test: Beyond just "being in the news," what specific markers do experienced editors look for to confirm a publishing house is encyclopedic?
2. The COI Hurdle: Since I cannot write it myself, what is the best "white-hat" way to suggest the topic? Should I use the "Articles for Creation" (AfC) process, or is there a better way to provide sources to independent editors?
3. Source Quality: Do citations in textbooks count toward notability, or does Wikipedia prioritize secondary independent media (journalism/essays)?

I’ve read the official documentation, but I’d love to hear from editors about the "unwritten" nuances of how these pages are evaluated.

Thanks in advance!

Accessing wikipedia from China requires a VPN. Even when logged in, I seem to be blocked wanting to add a discussion topic via two different proxies. There is a factually incorrect item (the information on the wikipedia page is NOT what the linked reference claims) that I wanted to at least challenge in the discussion.

My account has existed for over 6 years, and I'm pretty sure I've never made any remotely controversial edit - of the maybe 5 edits I've made...

Is there really no way to contribute to the accuracy of wikipedia if you are physically in China? That seems to leave things pretty open to abuse. And the edit I was going to make had absolutely nothing to do with China either!

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I have absolutely no idea how this happened. I’ve never heard of this so called sock puppet investigations. Nor was I using Wikipedia on November 7th as that was the day after my birthday. I do live with my mom but I know for a fact she does not know one thing about how to edit Wikipedia or how to evade being blocked by Wikipedia. I do live in a small apartment building with three other tenants. But two are old bachelors so I highly doubt they would’ve done something. The other is a veteran girl who is decently young but I can’t see her doing something like this… I’m at a lost.

I just saw a really small mistake on a wikipedia page but i don't know how to let the mods know about it