I added a photo of Framework Laptop at the Design Museum - the exhibition “Waste Age: What can design do?” to the Framework wikipedia page.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Framework_Computer#Electronics_right_to_repair_movement.
I contacted the museum to get a permission to use the photo on the page, then fortunately they helped me by providing the photo and the details of the exhibition and suggested sentence for the page.
@Caleb_Majeski How you noticed your wallpaper was removed by Wikipedia (and maybe Wikimeida commons too)? The following URL is the change. I noticed this months ago. Though it might be wrong, but in my memory, it was deleted at Wikimedia commons first.
I just took a look at the Wikipedia article and I just wanted to say that you did an amazing job 
The edits seems to be mostly yours. Cheers.
@Starlight Thanks for your kind words. Honestly I don’t think that I am mostly editing this page, is the best situation in terms of sustainability and scalability of this page. So, maybe I should share why I am doing this, and what my motivation is here.
Because I think Wikipedia is one of the most seen pages by people who consider buying or try to find the latest update. So, if the page is more attractive and fair in the guideline of Wikipedia, more people consider buying, then Framework earns more money, and the company hires more people, then the company can execute what they plan, and can care about users more. The situation is beneficial for users including me. And the company can save advertisement fees.
As I had seen this community forum relatively longer, I had an idea of how to describe this company’s big picture, and I wanted to output it in a sustainable way.
I am happy to communicate with other editors on Wikipedia. They kindly give feedback to improve the page to me. The place is where I can work by my intrinsic motivation. And I can quit this activity any time when I lose the interest. And it’s not a problem at all. Someone may continue to do this. This is another good thing for Wikipedia.
How the Wikipedia page’s sections are structured is one of my expressions for the big picture of the company.
In the case of Framework’s business, it is a business targeting the long tail or horizontal approach that aims to maximize one layer’s market share. In the case of Framework, the layer is a laptop hardware. Imagine 3 layers: 1. CPU, 2. Laptop hardware, 3. OS.
To achieve the horizontal approach, Framework needs to collaborate and co-create with communities and partner companies (e.g. CPU:, Intel, AMD, Arm, IBM, RISC-V). So, the current “Partner relations” section is to measure the company’s horizontal approach. The “A company or individual driven projects” section is about Framework’s ecosystem.
Other contents are important notes for people trying to buy such as Shipping forwarding service is not supported by Framework. I wanted to reduce the repeated same questions in the forum by a way I can do.
Seeing e.g System76’s Wikipedia page, currently missing section is “History” to describe the company’s events, such as “In MM YYYY, the company was founded …”, and “the company was funded by …”.
The tech specs (CPU, memory and other parts product names) were not my interest. Because it was covered by Arch Wiki - Framework Laptop page. And it’s hard to maintain the info on Wikipedia just alone by me.
And again following the guideline of Wikipedia is the first priority.
Here is I wanted to write mainly today 
This change is my change. As I forgot to login to Wikipedia, IP address is shown instead of my account name, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Framework_Computer&type=revision&diff=1089053316&oldid=1088864142.
But the important note for Framework and media to keep in mind is to respect Open Source licenced images. A great sincere media respecting this is Tom’s Hardware. Look at the page https://www.tomshardware.com/news/framework-mainboard-modular-circular-cyberdeck, and you see image credit on each photo. When the article was published, the licence was MIT, that maybe requires to show the license holder’s name. I hope all the media would add image credit for each image like Tom’s Hardware when they use it on the media or SNS.
Thanks! I am not a native English speaker, and some sentences I add have issues. But this is Wiki, some other editors polish the page, and the outcome is better than what I do it alone.
I have a suggestion to Framework. I want to see a third party media’s articles or interviews about the following topics. I know something about the topics as I read the Framework’s blog articles. But I want to see the contents and insights on third party medias.
Because Framework Wikipedia page, especially the support section is currently in the full of primary sources, and the section has a warning about it. I want to remove the warning by adding the secondary sources about the topics. Thanks.
One more thing. I want to see more third party’s media articles about the Framework, the company itself and the company’s business strategies and activities, not about the company’s products. Because the articles are important for the Framework page and some contents to stay on the Wikipedia.
Recently I created Star Labs Wikipedia page, but it was deleted after we discussed here. Because there were many third party media’s articles covering the products by the company, but there was no article covering the company and company’s strategy and activities.
I need someone’s help with better sentences on Wikipedia. I want to simplify the sentences below contributed by someone (thanks!) on Wikipedia - mainboard section. The outcome in my mind for Wikipedia is like sentences in a scientific paper to simplify and clarify by cutting duplicated or decorated words, using active verbs rather than passive verbs. (E.g. Here are the tips. I am just learning it now.)
There does appear to be an issue with the first generation mainboard that requires complete removal and reconnection of both main battery and RTC cell, if the laptop is not charged for a relatively short period of time.
The sentences refer to https://community.frame.work/t/laptop-wont-power-on-unless-i-plug-in-ac-power/13085/61.
I don’t understand what the sentences mean. If it is about an abnormal or exceptional case that needs to replace the mainboard, I am still not sure how and where it is written on the Wikipedia page.
My draft:
A first generation mainboard may not power on without plugging AC power, as both the main battery and RTC cell have to reconnect wrongly if the laptop is not charged.
To clarify:
@Jasn702 @Moe_Wigs Do you know any suggestions about this? I just found you guys on the thread. Thanks.
This sentance seems straight forward to me, “a relatively short period of time” means a period of time much shorter than one would expect normally, but could be variable.
The issue is that the RTC cell is rechargable and when the laptop is off and disconnected from a power supply the RTC cell discharges rather quickly, which leads to a state where both the main battery and RTC cell need to be disconnected and then reconnected to reset the state of the mainboard. Since it’s an RTC problem, I assume that all boards are affected if left uncharged for several weeks at the most.
The RTC cell is the battery that allows a computer to retain power to the CMOS chip where the BIOS stores it’s settings.
Thanks for the explanation! OK. Right now I don’t change the sentences, I just added a link to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time_clock there.
Question. The RTC cell = RTC = RTC module, right?
No, the RTC cell is the small coin battery keeping the “RTC” (Real Time Clock) alive.
(It does more than just keep the RTC alive on a modern laptop, but historically that’s what it did.)
Okay. Thanks for the explanation!
I wanted to add a sentence about this Fedora x Framework talk session as a case of Framework’s community relations to Framework’s Wikipedia page - “Community relations”. But I noticed if I would add it by myself, it might violate the rule of Wikipedia as a “conflict of interest”. Because I was a host of the talk session.
So, I just put my draft sentence here. If someone is interested in adding the sentence to the Wikipedia page, feel free to use the sentence.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Framework_Computer#Community_relations
In August 2022, a Framework's developer had a talk sessions with Fedora contributors in the Fedora Project conference.<ref>{{Cite web|date=July 27, 2022|url=https://community.frame.work/t/fedora-contributor-x-framework-developer-ama-event-friday-august-5th-utc-19-00/20674|title=Fedora contributor x Framework developer AMA event|website=community.frame.work}}</ref>
Edited: I added it by myself with the disclosure of showing I was a host of the talk session in the comment.
A major contributor to this article appears to have a close connection with its subject. (February 2023)
On the latest update of the Framework Wikipedia page, the message above was added to the top of the page. The “A major contributor” means me clearly. And I think the update is the right thing.
I am not paid by Framework. I don’t belong to the company. I tried to be neutral when editting the page. However, I am relatively active in the community. So, I admit someone may recognize me as “close connection”.
So, I will pause the activities to edit and update the Framework Wikipedia page, letting the page go.
Let me share one thing I noticed. I just noticed the Framework Laptop’s product name is updated as “Framework 13” on the Wikipedia page by the latest commit. I appreciate that! However, I believe that “Framework 13” is wrong. “Framework Laptop 13” is correct. I already sent the message to the person who updated the page, as I am pausing to update the page by myself.
Guys, please consider updating it on the Wikipedia page. Thanks.
I updated the Wikipedia page by myself correcting the product name. I couldn’t wait for the person to respond and update it… 
Someone reached out to me about I am in the conflict of the interest. That is quite valid. So, I will completely stop editing Framework’s Wikipedia page. I hope someone will continuously care about Framework’s Wikipedia page. Especially “Area served”. I saw someone updated the part incorrectly in the past, and I had to fix it. Good luck!
On what basis was it asserted that you have a conflict of interest?
Reading through the post they made and your response, I would argue that while they may be correct in pointing out that you seem to mostly edit the Framework Computer page and that the WP:SPA is mostly in place to keep accounts from editing pages to advertise for a company or group, that pretty much everything I’ve seen from you on the Framework Computer page is objective facts backed up with proper sources. If you choose to stop editing the page that’s your own choice, but after skimming the Wikipedia policies they linked I would personally argue that you are still fine to edit the page, as like you replied, you are not paid by Framework to do this work, and you do not have any personal relationships with anyone at the company as far as I’m aware.