I have a draft article for Loukas Kastrounis waiting in Wikipedia’s review queue (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draft:Loukas_Kastrounis). The draft keeps getting declined because reviewers flag “lack of reliable sources.” I do have several academic publications that discuss his work, but none are currently cited in a Wikipedia-compliant way. What I need now is a seasoned Wikipedia contributor who can: • Rewrite or tighten the existing text so it meets the encyclopedia’s neutrality and notability guidelines. • Locate the most solid, independent references available—starting with the academic publications I already hold and augmenting them with any additional secondary sources you can find. • Insert properly formatted inline citations (CS1/2 or {{cite journal}}, {{cite news}}, etc.) so every key statement is verifiable. • Walk the article through submission and address any follow-up comments until the page is successfully published and stable in mainspace. Acceptance is simple: the article goes live without outstanding issues from reviewers. If you have a strong track record of successful page approvals and understand Wikipedia’s sourcing rules inside out, let’s get this done.