# WikiAnalyst > WikiAnalyst is a team of Wikipedia editors who create, edit, repair and monitor Wikipedia pages for people and > companies. It specialises in pages in difficulty: deleted pages, Articles for Deletion discussions, > maintenance tags, conflict of interest notices, inaccurate content, edit disputes and declined drafts. Its > work is based on published, independent sources and Wikipedia's own processes, and it does not guarantee > outcomes. - Website: https://www.wikianalyst.com/ - Contact: info@wikianalyst.com - Free page health check: https://www.wikianalyst.com/page-health-check/ - Not affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation. ## Services - [Article creation](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-article-creation/): New Wikipedia articles assessed against the sources first, then drafted and submitted through Articles for Creation. - [Updates and editing](https://www.wikianalyst.com/updating-a-wikipedia-article/): Keeping an existing Wikipedia article current and accurate, through sourced edit requests on its talk page. - [Page repair](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-page-repair/): Help for Wikipedia pages that have been deleted, nominated for deletion, tagged or damaged, through the proper routes. - [Disputes and edit requests](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-dispute-support/): Support with talk-page disputes, edit wars and one-sided edits, using Wikipedia's own dispute resolution steps. - [Page monitoring](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-page-monitoring/): Watching your Wikipedia page for vandalism, unsourced claims, new tags and deletion nominations, within policy. - [Translation](https://www.wikianalyst.com/translating-wikipedia-articles/): Creating or adapting a Wikipedia article in another language edition, under its rules and with proper attribution. ## Guides - [What a failed Wikipedia attempt leaves behind](https://www.wikianalyst.com/what-a-failed-wikipedia-attempt-leaves-behind/): The public record a deleted page, declined draft or blocked account creates, and how it affects the next try. - [Wikipedia page protection explained](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-page-protection-explained/): The protection levels, who can apply them, when requests are granted or refused, and what it means for a page's subject. - [Wikipedia statistics](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-statistics/): Verified figures on English Wikipedia's articles, editors, new pages, deletions, review backlogs and page views. - [Wikipedia's deletion policy explained](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-deletion-policy-explained/): Wikipedia's deletion policy in outline: the reasons, the processes, the alternatives and how deletions are reviewed. - [Why was my Wikipedia page deleted?](https://www.wikianalyst.com/why-was-my-wikipedia-page-deleted/): How to find which process removed a page, what the deletion reason means, and which route back it points to. - [How to restore a deleted Wikipedia page](https://www.wikianalyst.com/how-to-restore-a-deleted-wikipedia-page/): Every route back for a deleted page: the administrator, undeletion requests, deletion review, drafts and salted titles. - [Articles for Deletion (AfD) explained](https://www.wikianalyst.com/articles-for-deletion-explained/): How an AfD runs from nomination to close, how closers weigh arguments, and what a subject may properly do. - [Proposed and speedy deletion](https://www.wikianalyst.com/proposed-and-speedy-deletion/): How PROD, BLPPROD and speedy deletion work, which criteria hit people and companies, and how to contest a tag. - [Who decides whether a Wikipedia article is deleted?](https://www.wikianalyst.com/who-decides-wikipedia-deletions/): The reviewers, nominators, participants and administrators behind a deletion, and why topic areas differ. - [Wikipedia deletions that made the news](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-deletions-that-made-the-news/): Six widely reported deletion cases, the process behind each, and the lesson each holds for a subject today. - [How to nominate a Wikipedia page for deletion](https://www.wikianalyst.com/how-to-nominate-a-wikipedia-page-for-deletion/): Choosing between a speedy tag, proposed deletion and AfD, the checks expected first, and what a connected person may do. - [How to stop a Wikipedia page being deleted](https://www.wikianalyst.com/how-to-stop-a-wikipedia-page-being-deleted/): What genuinely helps at each stage of deletion, the alternatives worth proposing, and the moves that backfire. - [How to find a deleted Wikipedia page](https://www.wikianalyst.com/how-to-find-a-deleted-wikipedia-page/): How to confirm a page was deleted, read the log and discussion, and get the text back through the right request. - [Wikipedia deletion review explained](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-deletion-review-explained/): What deletion review can overturn, the six grounds it accepts, how a review runs and why re-arguing the AfD fails. - [My Wikipedia page was redirected or merged](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-page-merged-or-redirected/): Why an article becomes a redirect, how to see what it said before, and when it can properly become an article again. - [Wikipedia maintenance tags explained](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-maintenance-tags-explained/): What the banners on an article mean, the common ones on biographies and companies, and how they are properly removed. - [The Wikipedia conflict of interest tag](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-conflict-of-interest-tag/): What the COI, undisclosed paid and connected contributor notices mean, and how they are properly resolved. - [Wikipedia advert and notability tags](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-advert-and-notability-tags/): What the promotional, peacock, notability and sourcing tags mean, the wording that triggers them, and how each is fixed. - [How to correct Wikipedia information about you](https://www.wikianalyst.com/how-to-correct-wikipedia/): What Wikipedia accepts as a correction, the route to request one, and what to do when the source itself is wrong. - [Wikipedia edit requests](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-edit-requests/): How edit requests work, how to write one reviewers accept, why they are declined and what to do when nobody answers. - [Someone keeps editing my Wikipedia page](https://www.wikianalyst.com/someone-keeps-editing-my-wikipedia-page/): Vandalism, content disputes and edit wars: how to tell them apart, and the processes Wikipedia uses for each. - [Removing negative information from Wikipedia](https://www.wikianalyst.com/removing-negative-information-from-wikipedia/): What negative material Wikipedia will remove or rebalance, what it keeps, and the routes that work. - [Can I edit my own Wikipedia page?](https://www.wikianalyst.com/can-i-edit-my-own-wikipedia-page/): What Wikipedia's conflict of interest rules allow the subject, staff and agencies to change, and what they do not. - [Why was my Wikipedia edit reverted?](https://www.wikianalyst.com/why-was-my-wikipedia-edit-reverted/): The usual reasons Wikipedia edits are undone, how to find the real one, and what to do next without an edit war. - [Blocked from editing Wikipedia](https://www.wikianalyst.com/blocked-from-editing-wikipedia/): Why accounts and IP addresses are blocked, how to tell which block you have, and how unblock requests work. - [How to contact Wikipedia about a page](https://www.wikianalyst.com/how-to-contact-wikipedia-about-a-page/): Who actually handles a problem with a Wikipedia page, from talk pages to the volunteer email team and oversight. - [Wikipedia page not showing on Google](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-page-not-showing-on-google/): Why a new or existing Wikipedia article is missing from Google: the 90-day noindex rule, drafts, redirects and timing. - [Wikipedia edit wars and the three-revert rule](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-edit-wars-and-the-three-revert-rule/): What counts as an edit war, how the three-revert rule is counted, the exemptions, and what happens after a report. - [My Wikipedia draft was declined](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-draft-declined/): How Articles for Creation reviews work, what each decline reason means, and how to resubmit or when to stop. - [How long does Wikipedia draft review take?](https://www.wikianalyst.com/how-long-does-wikipedia-draft-review-take/): How the Articles for Creation queue works, what the waiting notice means, and what happens after acceptance. - [Can ChatGPT write a Wikipedia article?](https://www.wikianalyst.com/can-chatgpt-write-a-wikipedia-article/): English Wikipedia's 2026 ban on AI-written article text, its two exceptions, criterion G15 and why AI drafts fail. ## Reference - [Glossary of Wikipedia deletion, tagging and dispute terms](https://www.wikianalyst.com/wikipedia-glossary/): definitions of the Wikipedia terms used on this site. ## Full text - [llms-full.txt](https://www.wikianalyst.com/llms-full.txt): every guide and service page as plain text.