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What is Wikipedia's Conflict of Interest policy (COI)?

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What is Wikipedia's Conflict of Interest policy (COI)?

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answered 2015-10-05 09:58:51 -0500

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Don't edit Wikipedia in a way that promotes yourself, your friends, relatives, clients or your employer. This includes students writing articles about their instructors.

See Wikipedia:Conflict of Interest and Wikipedia:Plain and simple conflict of interest guide.

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