User talk:Rishsk

Hi Rcawsey,

Could you please xplain what about the content I updated to a corporate site was deemed "blatant marketing"? I had received alot of feedback from people inquiring about the lack of information on BlackRock. I provided insight into the structure of the company which subsequently received feedback that this content was very useful in researching the firm.

As R'n'B requested, would it be possible that you inform someone before deleting all of their content or atleast notifying that this has been deleted? —Preceding unsigned comment added by Rishsk (talk • contribs) 14:52, 30 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]

The Wikipedia article about BlackRock is not a "corporate site", it is supposed to be unbiased and encyclopedic. Hence my deletion of paragraphs like: Since our founding in 1988, BlackRock has come to be known as a problem solver. In times of need, some of the world’s most prominent private and public institutions have turned to BlackRock and our fiduciary mindset, depth in the capital markets, world-class risk management, sophisticated analytics and solutions-driven culture.

These pages may give further guidance: Wikipedia:Spam and Wikipedia:Conflict of interest. Rcawsey (talk) 18:35, 30 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]