Talk:Swim Herschel Swim

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COI disclosure

My editing on this page, under my personal account, Rwelean, was not paid. A member of the band, Rick Anderson, is the University Librarian in the BYU Library. When I found out that he had been a member of a band that opened for No Doubt, I was incredulous. This started my research on the subject. Around the same time, I was creating pages at work for popular, local bands and musicians that were part of an exhibit at the library, like Stretch Armstrong (band). Creating this page was part of a work project that bled into my personal life. In conjunction with my Wikipedia work on The Clingers and this page, I wrote two articles for Provo Music Magazine as a freelancer (not for my Wikipedia job). My article on Swim Herschel Swim included some interviews with band members--research that was not part of my Wikipedia work. Rachel Helps (BYU) (talk) 15:37, 24 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]