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Hello, there was an article on Story-driven modelling (with two l) which is the british spelling. The modeling technique it is about uses the american spelling Story-driven modeling with one l. Thus I have created a new article and copied the old content and changed the old article to become a redirection to the new article. Is this OK?

By the way: I should flag a conflict of interest. I have been involved in the development of the Story-Driven modeling approach. Its not just me, but a bunch of people involved. Its the result of 15 years of scientific work in the area of software engineering with about 100 people involved. I stepped on the articles on agile modeling and object-oriented modeling and felt that an article on Story-driven modeling is missing and I felt that I am the best fit for writing it.

I tried to be as neutral as I could.

Shall I try to find some independent co-authors to review / rewrite the article?