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- James Dooley: We’ve got several freelancers with high-level Wikipedia contributor permissions who can edit or remove anything factually incorrect. Wikipedia reputation repair is a big part of online reputation management. Many people—especially public figures and politicians—get troll edits that are inaccurate. In those cases, you need someone experienced to repair your page. Kasra Dash: Let’s go through some things we’ve done and how we help others. At the FatRank office in Dubai, our contributors can edit and remove information with a negative stigma around a brand or person. If something is technically correct but framed negatively, we can influence the story online. We create guest posts, articles, and content showing that certain claims are false or coming from trolls. When contributors see conflicting sources, they remove the questionable information from the Wikipedia page—this is how Wikipedia reputation repair works. James Dooley: The biggest rule with Wikipedia is sourcing. If someone has a Wikipedia page claiming, for example, that they own 65 companies, there must be credible articles to support it. Without guest posts, power posts, or citations, Wikipedia treats the information as unverified. Kasra Dash: That’s where our team comes in—we create the articles, provide factual support, and give our contributors the material they need to update your Wikipedia page properly. Whether it’s correcting misinformation or adding legitimate claims, we help maintain accuracy. James Dooley: If you’re dealing with trolls, haters, or simply need Wikipedia help, visit FatRank.com. Our team will audit your brand and page and guide you through how we can help.