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Several edits made today have been reversed without explanation. If any edits were improper please address those edits specifically. I am unsure of any improprieties in the revisions made by myself today. All changes complied with the content policies and I do not have a conflict of interest
In this edit, you indicate that your disruptive name change was made based on a request by the page's subject. I suggest that you read up on WP:COMMONNAME. Sources on this person list him as Corey Paris or Corey T. Paris. If there are not multiple people with the same name, then adding a middle initial is unnecessarily confusing. The policy clearly states Wikipedia does not necessarily use the subject's "official" name as an article title; it generally prefers the name that is most commonly used. Your other edits, which appear mostly unsourced, violate WP:PUFF and WP:PROMO. This is not a space to promote politicians or their accomplishments. And I'm guessing that the image you've attempted to insert is not, in fact, your own work, meaning that it violates WP:F. Instead of removing the WP:COI template I left on your talk page, you should have read it. KidAd • SPEAK00:28, 27 January 2022 (UTC)Reply
