Wikipedia gives extra scrutiny to articles about living people, whether they're celebrities, high-net-worth individuals, or reluctant public figures. This heightened attention stems from Wikipedia's Biography of Living Persons (BLP) policy, which exists to minimize reputational harm. That said, Wikipedia does not tailor content to accommodate personal preferences around privacy or reputation. Information must be based on reliable, independent sources—not on requests from the subject or their representatives. Even well-intentioned corrections may be declined if they lack sufficient sourcing or appear self-serving.
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