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Possible Conflict of Interest on Diederik Aerts
[edit]Hi, Caramel01, I see you have made numerous edits to the Diederik Aerts article, along with a few to other articles on topics related to him. This suggests that you are closely connected to him.
Wikipedia's reliability depends on its objective reporting of independently verifiable evidence. The Aerts article is cited mainly to Aerts's own papers (61/70 sources), which are for this purpose primary.
If you are Aerts or a close associate, please take a moment to familiarise yourself with Wikipedia's policy on Conflict of Interest. This does not forbid you from editing the Aerts article, but it does caution against it. In particular, you must not do anything that favours Aerts. Many authors choose to add edit requests to their own article's talk page to avoid any such conflict of interest.
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