I have a nearly-finished Wikipedia draft about myself and the company I founded, but the sourcing still needs to meet the platform’s reliability standards. I need someone who can step in and: • Locate every piece of truly independent coverage—specifically News articles, Awards publications, and Books written about me or the company. • Retrieve the full text (scan or pull the article), build a stable archive link, and capture key identifiers such as OCLC and ISSN numbers. • Verify every date, award, and factual claim in the draft, flag any gaps, and supply missing details from reliable sources. • Package everything into a clean source folder and deliver Wikipedia-ready Wikitext citations ({{cite news}}, {{cite book}}, etc.) so I can drop them straight into the article with no re-formatting. Acceptance criteria – Minimum of one independent reliable source for each major claim. – Each citation includes author, title, publication, date, page/URL, archive URL, OCLC/ISSN where applicable. – Wikitext inserts without error when previewed on Wikipedia. If you have experience with Wikipedia sourcing or library research tools like WorldCat, NewspaperArchive, or JSTOR, this should be straightforward. Please tell me about similar citation or fact-checking projects you’ve completed and your estimated turnaround time.