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2011-02-11 13:33:36 Stop adding your thing to Regular Events. It does not belong there. Additionally, stop hiding behind this account and register with your real name. You will never be a member of this community if you insist on hiding behind a corporate name. —WilliamLewis
2011-02-11 13:40:19 I think what William is trying to say (OK, not really) is Welcome to the Wiki. Due to WikiSpot's agreement with the IRS as a nonprofit corporation, it cannot be used for promotional purposes by businesses. That means any information needs to be informational in nature. The Regular Events page also really isn't the place for that. It might be appropriate on the apartment page. Please take some time to read over the Welcome to the Wiki/Business Owner page—it'll clarify things and shed light on some of the more common wiki pitfalls for business owners and representatives.
Please also have a look at the Identity page. When you signed up for an account, it asked you to please use your RealName. Using an organizational account name separates you from the community and gets in the way of establishing identity. Anonymity is, I hate to say it, at the root of a lot of the problem editing that goes on here. Even something like BobAtWestVillage would be a big improvement, although it's easy enough to use your RealName and identify your affiliation on your User Page. —TomGarberson
2011-02-11 13:51:08 Totally understand! I'm happy to use my name. This is all very new to me, so I am trying to learn the rules. —WestVillage
2011-05-13 18:33:19 You are still using this account instead of your real name. Please see message above for instructions on closing this account and making a new account so you can continue to edit/contribute. —MeggoWaffle
