Talk:FreightCar America
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Edit request
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Hello all. Per policy regarding editors with COI, I'm proposing a few changes to this article here; this is mainly an expansion of the page, which is somewhat outdated, as well as other changes like removal of unsourced sections. Full disclosure: I have been paid by Fresh Robot on behalf of FreightCar America.
The entire content of the edit can be found at this draft page (full summary of edits). Any editor here is welcome to review and accept or reject these revisions in part or whole; if you have any questions, issues, or comments, please let me know and I'll assist in whatever way possible. Toa Nidhiki05 (Work) (talk) 05:30, 20 November 2024 (UTC)
Reply 21-NOV-2024
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Edit request partially implemented
The infobox and lead section were updated.
The information concerning the appointment of Randall as CEO was added, along with information concerning Meyer's new role.
The information concerning the tank car market was not added, as this appears to be a fairly recent development (just this year) reported-on by an industry-related source (i.e., Railwayage.com). This might better be added when covered by mainstream sources. (See WP:NOTNEWS.)
Regards, Spintendo 03:20, 22 November 2024 (UTC)
