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I am not really sure how to "fix" any of this. I am the original author and while I work for the NCLOR, there is no conflict of interest nor is there there any copyright violation. While there is some information on the NCLOR web site about the NCLOR that is carried over to Wikipedia, the Wikipedia entry is greatly enhanced. Just how many ways would I want to twist the words just so that it appears different? Furthermore, external links are plentiful, yet I do not understand how I am to get others to link to this page. The harder it is to use Wikipedia and have our page front-loaded with comments, the harder it becomes to use it as a reference when we would like to send people to a fully descriptive site. So, what can I do to fix it all and make the comments go away?
