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Thanks to an expert I have edited this contribution to comport with the Wikipedia style.
I created this contribution to stimulate greater access to free publications and works in progress that I have written on important telecommunications and Internet policy issues. I am a widely cited scholar who simply would like to promote easier and more widespread access to my work. Rob 16:16, 11 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
Thanks for the article, but I am concerned about the conflict of interest. Those who will find your work useful should be trained to access it using the conventional academic research methods. The JPStalk to me 11:40, 13 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
We thank you for your frank avowal, but according to our practices it makes it all the more necessary for us to keep this article in in proportion to articles about other scholars. You can best help us by informing us here on the talk page of any errors of fact, refraining from any temptation to edit the article itself.
You can further help WOP and the general knowledge of your general subject by editing articles within your field, but preferably not those on your actual specialties. if you would like to cite any of your published works in one of the WP articles, it is again preferably for you to ask on the talk page first if it would be relevant. We are very willing to assume every editors good faith, and we have no reason to doubt yours, but surely you must be aware that sometimes this assumption has not always been correct. DGG 07:38, 22 April 2007 (UTC)[reply]
