Happydan.uk

GCSA

Thanks for the message about the GCSA. I'll see what I can do.

BTW, convention here is usually to add new entries to the bottom of a talk page, not the top -- it's just where people expect to find them, so makes it less likely they'll be overlooked. Otherwise no ettiquette issues -- thanks for the heads up. Jheald (talk) 16:00, 3 February 2011 (UTC)

Done. The page has hardly been touched since it was created in 2006, so it's no surprise that it was developing a few cobwebs.

Sorry about the mistaken addition of Bernard Silverman -- I hope no embarassment was caused. I'm afraid this is the kind of mistake that can happen on Wikipedia, 'the encyclopedia that anyone can edit' ^TM. Someone saw an announcement that he'd been appointed CSA to the Home Office, and confused that with GCSA. Thanks for spotting the error so quickly.

For any future reference, Wikipedia's policy of conflicts of interest is set out at WP:COI. In general, as set out at WP:COI#Editors who may have a conflict of interest, there's unlikely to be any objection to making small, purely factual corrections to errors of fact, or providing additional references. But it's also entirely appropriate to decide to be completely hands-off, as you did, and just leave a message on the talk page or find somebody with an interest in the article.

Thanks again for flagging up the mistake. I hope everything is all more in order now. Jheald (talk) 17:04, 3 February 2011 (UTC)

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