Feral steph
Managing a conflict of interest edit
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Hi there,
I am a member of the Guild of Copy Editors and I am currently doing some big work on Rome: Total War. You seem to be checking the page constantly for innacurate information, and I would like you to do so once I am finished (marked by the {{goce in use}} template being removed). However, due to the possibility of a Conflict of Interest (because you are affiliated with the publisher), you may not revert or change any of the page's content using Original Research (i.e. what you know from working there). Please instead find sources that contradict what I have written, or discuss here or on the article's talk page.
Kind regards, JacobTheRox (talk) 19:34, 21 August 2023 (UTC)