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readers. I've also removed the descriptor "the Russian governmental non-profitable organization", which unnecessarily lengthens a sentence which already links to the The Foundation for Assistance to Small Innovative Enterprises in Science and Technology, and noted that Concentric is a British firm. Here's my proposed updated text:

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something I've come across before, I wanted to ask whether you think it's necessary to list the legal entities if they're not separate businesses? As I thought about it, some companies have dozens or even hundreds or legal entities. I'd appreciate your thoughts here, or removal of the legal entities if appropriate. Thanks again!

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the subheadings for the United Kingdom and Russia, leaving a single-section overview of the company's history presented in chronological order. I've included mention of major milestones and launches, changes to the business model, a couple statistics for the number of drivers, and a few sentences about funding history.

4849:{{cite news |last1=Tsydenova |first1=Nadezhda |last2=Stolyarov |first2=Gleb |title=Ride-hailing service Wheely risks Moscow ban in dispute over geolocation data |url=https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-russia-wheely-moscow-idUKKBN23839X |access-date=23 May 2022 |publisher=Reuters |date=1 June 2020}}</ref: --> 3822:, and it's useful information for users if Wheely used to be in a city but now isn't. That could be what they're on this page to find out. Even if it doesn't reflect well on the company's growth or what have you (five Russian cities is less than seven). Further, it's good practice on Knowledge (XXG) to write 2083:

sections? The headings "Overview" and "Company" are not particularly well-defined or helpful to readers, but the proposed sections generally cover the same topics but hopefully with more clarity and detail based on secondary coverage. The overview is also problematic because the sentence "The company

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I've worked to draft accurate and neutral content based on English-language sourcing. I've kept Russian-language sourcing to confirm the launches in Saint Petersburg, Kazan, Perm, Sochi, and Yekaterinburg, per the current article, and Wheely has confirmed the accuracy of these claims. I've eliminated

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I understand non-English sourcing is allowed, but some of the Russian sources currently used are not reliable (such as Alfa-Bank's website, Apps4all, Forbes.ru contributor pieces, and VC.ru). Some of the English sources are also inappropriate; the official websites for Citibank and Wheely are used as

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Wheely has a pro-privacy stance, and has refused to hand over requests for passenger or journey data by governments. In 2020, Moscow's Department of Transportation demanded that Wheely begin sharing real-time journey data from all the vehicles on its platform. Wheely filed an official complaint with

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The "$ 110 million turnover" mentioned in the introduction and listed as revenue in the infobox is not correct; this was a mistake in the requests from Elena above. Per the sourcing, this figure refers to the amount of bookings but does not reflect the company's annual revenue/turnover. Since Wheely

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does not apply evenly to quotes in independent sources, assuming they have editorial policies where they fact-check quotes from their subjects, which I'd be shocked if they didn't, given they're a business magazine, and it would be so easy for them to prove it. And if they catch him in a lie, what a

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source quotes Chirkunov as saying he owns over 50%, and typically I've found editors prefer to see this type of information from a secondary source, and wouldn't find a quote reliable. And VC.ru does not seem like an ideal source. As well, Wheely shared that the percentage owned by Chirkunov doesn't

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Prior to receiving $ 15 million in a Series B round led by the venture capital firm Concentric in 2019, Wheely was primarily funded by Chirkunov's family and friends. The company also received a $ 25,000 grant from Yuri Milner's StartFellows project. Wheely had raised $ 28 million from investors, as

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Wheely has identified a list of inaccuracies and instances in which text is not representative of sourcing. Having reviewed the above discussions, I can see some progress has been made. However, given the extent of the problem and issues flagged by Wheely, I believe it may be more helpful to editors

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Thanks for your help above. Sorry for any confusion with the third request. I did not mean to suggest the sources were unreliable. I'd thought that recognition had to be supported by a different source than the one presenting the award or publishing the list, especially where it's not as prominent a

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of the article, most of which is sourced by VC.ru. I do not believe this should be considered a reliable source, and much of the text is related to one-off promotions (which I think is unnecessary detail, or possibly even promotional). I'm trying to update and improve the integrity of this page. Can

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Thanks for your help. I was simply trying to make the text more focused on the current business model than a former one. However, if you believe these specific claims are worth keeping or folding into the proposed text, I certainly will not object. Thanks again for updating the article on my behalf

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contributor. The second sentence describes bank partnerships using the banks' official websites as inline citations. This also seems like unnecessary detail in a section describing the company's business model. If you agree the sourcing here does not meet Knowledge (XXG)'s standards, can you remove

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article lists subsidiaries that are separate lines of business, not a list of legal entities like Uber BV, Uber France SAS, Uber London Ltd, etc. As the infobox guidelines themselves are not clear here (they say "primary legally incorporated subsidiaries" but "primary" isn't defined) and this isn't

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Finally, I had thought a lot and discussed with Wheely about adding the company to the sharing economy navbox; the issue that we ran into is that Wheely (and other included companies, like Bolt) doesn't quite fit and yet there's not another navbox that's more appropriate. It seems like there should

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Thanks for your patience while I checked this with Wheely. They confirm that as they are headquartered in London it is the UK entity, Wheely Ltd, which is the parent company. In each country where they operate, they have one or multiple subsidiaries. In case it helps, if you use Google Translate on

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Thank you for adding some English-language sources to the article. I spotted another place where an English-language source could be added both to confirm information in the article and replace a less-reliable source. For the mention of the Paris launch in the History section, could you replace the

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100% ООО «Вили» владеет ООО «Вили Холдинг», в котором 59,6% долей принадлежит Антону Чиркунову. Общий объем привлеченных инвестиций оценивается в $ 13 млн, среди них — личные средства основателя, грант на $ 25 тыс. от Юрия Мильнера и Павла Дурова и гранты Фонда содействия инновациям на общую сумму

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Hi Elena Wheely, I took a look at the sources you mentioned. Both of them are from before Wheely launched its services in Paris. Unfortunately, despite a good search thru Google News, I couldn't find any English language sources for it. Unfortunately, I don't speak French, else I'd have looked at

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The article was translated from Russian, so there may be some other wording corrections needed as well. Also, in the same section, I think "While Yandex.Taxi and GetTaxi targeted the economy-class rides," should be removed because one citation does not mention either company and the other confirm

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Wheely was repeatedly praised as one of the most successful Russian startups. In 2013 the Kommersant newspaper ranked it 44 among 50 of the best venture projects in Russia. Later the same year Mashable listed it among the most noteworthy Russian startups. In 2014 ‘Wired’ put Wheely on the list of

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I'd like to suggest adding a subsection about the company's privacy stance, which has been covered by journalistic sources. Additionally, I've replaced the number of employees in the Mayfair office (as of April 2019) with Wheely's total number of employees, which I think is much more relevant to

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In the introduction, would you consider adding "in advance" regarding booking? Here's my suggested wording from my draft: "Wheely Ltd, more commonly known as Wheely, is a multinational ride-hailing service which allows users to book chauffeur-driven journeys in a luxury vehicle on-demand and in

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Hello! Good job. About the book, it's actually not required on Knowledge (XXG) that sources be publicly available. We are allowed to use books, JSTOR, et cetera. Now, typically for COI editors, we would ask for screenshots. But for this case, I already verified the book exists, the author is a

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The local fleet included 40 Mercedes-Benz E-Class 2011-2012 from its car rental partners. The next year Wheely entered the St. Petersburg market with 35 Mercedes-Benz, Bentley, Lexus, Audi, and BMW cars. In 2014—2018 the company expanded to Yekaterinburg, Kazan, Perm, and Sochi. To enter the

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100% of Vili LLC is owned by Vili Holding LLC, in which Anton Chirkunov owns a 59.6% stake. The total amount of attracted investments is estimated at $ 13 million, among them - the personal funds of the founder, a grant of $ 25 thousand from Yuri Milner and Pavel Durov and grants from the

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be a navbox for app-driven services that are not strictly speaking "shared". I don't have a clear answer here as, like I mentioned, there's not a good alternative and similar companies are included in this navbox, but wanted to raise the point for your thoughts. Should Wheely be included?

5429:" This sentence mentions three different locations, none of which have anything to do with Wheely as a company. This seems like unnecessary detail, especially since the article body does not mention where he was born or educated, or that he was based in Amsterdam (which is false). 5450:

for editor consideration. This introduction clarifies where the company is headquartered vs. where the company operates. Additionally, I've removed the unnecessary details about Anton Chirkunov, trimmed the ranking of 835, and made a few other minor changes to improve flow.

5266:, which uses an additional citation to add mention of the company's Academy and first aid training for chauffeurs. Additionally, I've trimmed the seemingly redundant "professional chauffeurs and chauffeur companies" and clarified that Wheely uses select luxury vehicles. ( 5036:. Also, the data was about Moscow journeys, regardless of the citizenship or nationality of the customers. This is why I had proposed the text, "Wheely was the only ride-hail company to not provide this data, leading to a temporary suspension of their Russian subsidiary." 1877:

If you're generally comfortable with how I've laid out the other sections of the article, I'd be fine with replacing the entire History section with the one I've drafted. I can submit subsequent requests for the other sections, if you'd prefer to review those separately.

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shows my proposed changes to the article. However, since this is a lot to review at once, I will be submitting a series of edit requests for easier implementation. I invite editors to please review and update appropriately on my behalf. To start, I'd like to address the

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Not all of the text is representative of sourcing. For example, Yandex.Taxi and GetTaxi are mentioned, but (as Elena mentioned above) one citation does not mention either and the other mentions both as taxi services but fails to confirm they "targeted the economy-class

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I'm sorry, I can't do that. I disagree that the sources are unreliable, and ownership information is valuable for Knowledge (XXG). Who owns a controlling stake, according to you? Why are the sources unreliable? Please evaluate each one and give reasons why they fail

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Thanks for updating the article's wording in what ways you're comfortable. I'm curious if you're willing to address the Yandex.Taxi/GetTaxi part of this request as well, or the one below? There are several inaccuracies within this article I hope to fix. Thanks!

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Much of the article was translated from the Russian Knowledge (XXG) article and based on Russian-language sourcing. Some of the inaccuracies and grammatical errors have been addressed above, but there remains some text which is not entirely representative of

1846:, thanks for the quick reply. The draft is much better written, but do you want to delete the whole history section and replace it with that, or do you want me to merge it and delete the introduction ot the histroy section. I'll assume the latter. — Yours, 2565:

Overall, I agree with you that details like ownership are valuable, but family and friends and grant presenters are not owners of the company. As the information in the section is mainly about investments, especially with the inclusion of the grants, the

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Thanks for your patience here! Sorry this took me a while, as I wanted to check a couple of details with Wheely. Apologies for not being clear around the sourcing, please allow me to clarify why I'm suggesting trimming some of this information:

4853:{{cite news |title=Russian court bans ride-hailing service Wheely in Moscow for three months |url=https://www.reuters.com/article/russia-wheely-moscow-idINKCN2532B4 |access-date=23 May 2022 |publisher=Reuters |date=7 August 2020}}</ref: --> 1756:)? I think you'll find the claims are easy to verify when English-language sources are used, and I'd like to think this overview is a significant improvement over the current text. I'm happy to answer questions here or on my user talk page. 2502:

directly relate to control of the company, as in VC companies control is determined by what rights shareholders / the board of directors and management have, depending on the company's articles of associations and the shareholder agreement.

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service allowing users to book chauffeur-driven journeys on-demand and in advance, via iOS and Android mobile apps. This is not the same as sharing a car with friends or colleagues, and Wheely is not described as a carpooling service in

1782:, thanks for informing us of the change. I'd be happy to help carry out some of the edits. I'll try to do a copyedit on the History section, and I'll try to do your other tasks later. Are there any specific requests you have? — Yours, 831:

Citations to non-English reliable sources are allowed on the English Knowledge (XXG). However, because this project is in English, English-language sources are preferred over non-English ones when available and of equal quality and

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In 2017, companies Yota, Lukoil and Hilton Hotels & Resorts brought 6% of Wheely's annual income. The company has also partnered with Alfa-Bank and Citibank, providing free airport transfers for holders of some premium credit

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shows proposed changes, compared to the current article, if that's helpful. I'm not editing the entry directly because of my conflict of interest, so I'm hoping someone else can review and copy over the markup for me. Thanks!

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Hello! Nice to hear from you again. Can you maybe explain the corporate structure a bit to me, if possible? Which is the parent company? I assume the one in Russia; usually the one in a person's native country is the parent.

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I responded point by point. Yes, a section heading reorganization is probably due, as you are correct, grants do not give ownership as far as I know. Please work the sources I found into your draft and ping me, or open a new

682:. I registered this account to propose updates to the company's page and I'll avoid editing the article myself. I'd like to suggest rewording the last sentence of the History section, which is not well written and outdated. 5341:

On behalf of Wheely, I'd like to flag an issue with the subsidiaries listed in the infobox. First and foremost, OOO Wheely Holdings is defunct and should be removed. However, I'd actually suggest removing all three entries

2708:. Total investments in Wheely grew to $ 13 million in 2018. The company raised $ 15 million in a Series B round led by the venture capital firm Concentric in 2019. Wheely had raised $ 28 million from investors, as of 2020. 3063:

I've also proposed some small wording changes to clarify that Wheely's service can be booked on demand and in advance, and replacing "personal driver" with chauffeur driven (since the wikilink for personal driver links to

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Sorry it took me so long to reply. I'd say it's context-sensitive, that's why we have that field in the infobox. For companies with an extreme number of legal entities, especially if reliable sources have done a lot of

975:, this list is very useful and I'll be happy to add them, you're right, most of the sources are in Russian so it is slightly convenient. Though it would be better to replace the sources with English ones, it is not a 3122:, and so on, I believe we should call call it in the first sentence "Wheely OOO". Child companies in other countries may also be listed in lead or infobox as appropriate. The article may stay at its current name per 2161:

Chirkunov's family members paid Initial investments of $ 2.5 million for software and hardware to launch Wheely. In December 2011, Wheely won a $ 25,000 grant from Start Fellows initiative, which was established by

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I've updated the investments info based on the sources and suggestions you've made above. I'm not sure how you prefer to source the $ 2.5 million initial investment (I'm assuming not the "pirate" link), but would

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No problem. I will respond point by point. Please note, I do not speak Russian. I do however know the alphabet, since I have made quite a few Cyrillic fonts. Fortunately, Russian seems to be one of the languages

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The page is a "companion piece" published by the company, but not a translation of Anton's text. Certainly Wheely should be noted as the publisher, but Anton's name should not be included if there's no byline.

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has also partnered with Alfa-Bank and Citibank, providing free airport transfers for holders of some premium credit cards" is promotional and sourced by the company's official websites. I should also note, the

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to see proposed changes to this section within the draft overall. I'm hoping Psiĥedelisto and others can review and update the article for me. I'm happy to address any concerns. Thanks for your consideration,

4837:{{cite news |title=Лондон поднимут на Wheely| trans-title=Wheely to launch in London|volume=14 |page=12| work=]| url=https://www.kommersant.ru/doc/3529353| date=January 26, 2018 |language=ru}}</ref: --> 4022:. I assume the English-language news source is more helpful at English Knowledge (XXG) than the currently used Russian source. Psiĥedelisto, would you be willing to review this History request as well? 3340:) exactly even with what's on the page plus what you want to add, so I can just copy your draft over and press "Review changes". So, no more collapsing sections, no more having some sections behind the 2480:

I am more than satisfied with this. $ 2.5 million from Chirkunov, most of which came from friends and family. We might need a "most". Complete removal is totally undue given the strength of the sources.

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So, this is clearly an acknowledgement in an RS that the government helped to fund Wheely. How much and name of the program, these questions remain. But now that I know it's true, I can search more...

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In total, Chirkunov invested $ 2.5 million in the project - 1.2 million at the start and 1.3 million afterwards. The main investments came, as they say, from friends and family, from a close circle.

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is a private company it doesn't report its revenue. In my draft, I've suggested clarifying in the introduction that the figure is for annualized gross bookings, and simply removing from the infobox.

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OK, so what remains? We have now that he has a 59.6% stake, that the government invested 5.9 million rubles, and that $ 25,000 came from Milner and Durov. I guess all we need is the family amount...

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Ok, thanks for confirming. Since the edit requests have overlapped a bit, I will do some tidying below and create a new separate edit request for others to review. Thanks again for your help here!

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Hello again! I am still hoping for a reply to my first request above, but in the meantime, I wanted to point out another error. Back in December 2019, an editor updated the first sentence to say, "

3535:) Since in this case there are so few, it's obviously okay. If there were hundreds, and reliable sources didn't seem to care about most of them and we could only source their existence to e.g. 3402:

marketing. Like putting "delicious" in the neutral name of a food or "awesome" in the neutral name of a television show. It makes all other cars seem inferior, even though when I lived in the

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The fourth sentence about $ 13m funding by 2018 is well-sourced, but just seemed a bit vague to include and potentially redundant when a total figure for funding to date in 2020 is included.

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Chirkunov initially invested $ 2.5 million in the company, most of which came from friends and family. Wheely won a $ 25,000 grant from Start Fellows initiative, which was established by

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French news sources. Until I can find a verifiable source that confirms the launch in Paris, I shall refrain from amending the text. To anyone else, would a primary source suffice here:

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subsection. There are a few additional recognitions which could be mentioned here, but I believe the text I've drafted is a better representation of sourcing and focuses more on the

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I prefer not to edit in the main space because of my conflict of interest. Will another editor please review this request and update the article on my behalf? Thanks in advance.

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I've not updated my draft with the wording that you had added to the introduction about recognition Wheely has received, but to be clear: I am not asking for that to be removed.

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Thanks for your help here and above. I noticed there's a stray "}}" after "...and expanded in 2019, launching services in Paris" in History, if you wanted to fix. Thanks again!

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section. Not to mention, this text requires regular updating as the company enters and leaves specific markets, so removal actually makes the article's content more evergreen.

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In 2012, the startup received small grants from the Moscow government and StartFellows Pavel Durov and Yuri Milner. The remaining money, from what is called friends and family.

4080:"Russian" before customers is not necessary either. The data is related to geography and has nothing to do with the citizenship or nationality of the user. I hope this helps, 3046:

Thanks again for your help above. Overall, this article is much improved. I have another request, this time focused on the introduction and infobox. Same as before, I've used

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In the spirit of fairness and transparency, I'd like to make each of you aware of this transfer from Elena to myself and invite you to review the draft article I've published

5091:: Sorry for forgetting about this! The article states that it was translated from text Anton wrote? That's why I put his name. Is that not accurate or am I misunderstanding? 2469:Всего в проект Чиркунов вложил 2,5 млн долларов – 1,2 млн на старте и 1,3 млн потом. Основные инвестиции поступили, что называется, от friends and family, от близкого круга. 5350:'s infobox lists notable lines of business, not legal entities like like Uber BV, Uber France SAS, Uber London Ltd, etc. Can someone please update the infobox on my behalf? 3333:. Lastly, I restored the company's full name, including "Ltd.", to the lead, after confirming I was wrong and indeed most other articles, even about tech companies, do that. 578:

Wired is very reliable. The reason they are cited is to prove that Wheely was actually recognised by these companies, not just some lies. Could you please clarify? — Yours,

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section discussed in the section below, but please let me know if you'd prefer I submit a separate edit request to keep things organized. Thanks again for your help here!

2392:В 2012 году стартап получил небольшие гранты от правительства Москвы и StartFellows Павла Дурова и Юрия Мильнера. Остальные деньги, от, что называется, friends and family. 1748:. As stated above, I plan to submit subsequent requests to address other sections of the article, but for now, would any of you care to review the proposed changes to 4474:

As of 2018, Chirkunov owned 59.6% of the shares in Wheely. Wheely is based in London and has between 3,000 and 3,500 chauffeurs as of April 2019. The company reached

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Wheely filed an official complaint with the UK's Information Commissioner's Office, as fulfilling the request would have violated Wheely's ] obligations.<ref: -->

4014:, which offers a reworded overview of the company's early history and evolution (adding the founder's inspiration and removing the unnecessary mention of Oleg), per 1914:, with exactly what is in your draft. That way you will get credit for the change, this is allowed as I've reviewed your draft. I do not think that § Recognition is 5545:. I assume the English-language news source is more helpful at English Knowledge (XXG) than the currently used Russian source. I'd also like to note, the proposed 4703: 247:

Hello again! Thank you to the editor who assisted with the above request. For my next request, I propose removing the following claims for reasons outlined below:

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Thank you for reviewing. Usually I prefer not to make edits to keep things crystal clear from a COI perspective. Given this, would be you be willing to take the

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Hello again. I've been working to update and improve this Knowledge (XXG) by submitting requests on this Talk page. However, an unregistered editor has recently

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Reason: This is not specifically confirmed by the subsequent inline citations. This is also factually inaccurate because Wheely does not employ drivers as staff.

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the text. Are you willing to remove Anton's name from Reference #37 since the page has no byline? Also, if I'm understanding correctly you'll be reviewing the

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Wheely also received a grant of {{Currency|5.9 million|RUB}} ({{USD}}{{Round|{{ToUSD|5900000|Russia|year=2018}}|-1}}) from ].<ref name="Kommersant" /: -->

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Publisher, Олимп-Бизнес, seems well-attested on Russian Knowledge (XXG). And it's our friend Nikolaeva again. She is clearly a respected Russian journalist.

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they are taxi services but does not say they "targeted the economy-class rides…". I think the sentence still makes sense even if the first part is removed.

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I added your first sentence, and cited it to Milington 2020 after reading it to be sure your characterization of Wheely's product is accurate, which it is.

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Thanks so much! I really appreciate you getting into the trenches with me, especially with Russian-language sourcing. I'll double check the recent change.

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The company debuted a prototype taxi aggregator service in London in 2012. Chirkunov signed contracts with private hire companies to provide drivers and

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Wheely is a premium ride-hailing service which allows users to book chauffeur-driven journeys on-demand and in advance, via iOS and Android mobile apps.

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The company then raised {{USD}}15 million in a Series B round led by the British venture capital firm Concentric in 2019.<ref name="Lanxon" /: -->

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Thanks so much! A few last little questions, looking at the changes you've made to the introduction and the addition of the sharing economy navbox.

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Wheely Technologies Ltd is actually a subsidiary of Wheely Ltd. For the introduction and infobox, I propose changing the company's name accordingly.

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vehicles. However, Wheely struggled to compete with other private hire taxi and courier companies, forcing Chirkunov to change his business model.

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While I'm still waiting on multiple reviews above, I'd like to go ahead and submit a final (at least for now) request for editor consideration.

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is not totally incompetent at. Of course, machine translations shouldn't be pasted into Knowledge (XXG), but to vet sources, it's all I've got.

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Thanks again for your help, the page is looking much better, especially with the reference errors fixed. I've collapsed the implemented text on

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Thanks for helping here. I'm marking this request as answered but do you have thoughts on the Yandex.Taxi/GetTaxi part of this request? Thanks,

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Having its own fleet of hybrid Toyota Prius, the company promoted itself as a cost-saving and environment-friendly service for everyday rides.

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obligations. Wheely was the only ride-hail company to not provide this data, leading to a temporary suspension of their Russian subsidiary.

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I'd like to put this request on your radar given your willingness to assist and since you reviewed the "History" section above. Thank you!

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list (e.g. not from a major publication). I hope this clarification helps, and thanks again for your continued help updating this article.

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Wheely was the only ride-hail company to not provide this data, leading to a temporary suspension of their Russian subsidiary.<ref: -->

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Anton Chirkunov began working on Wheely in 2010; sources do not explicitly say the service launched in Zürich, Vienna, and Amsterdam then.

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Some details are repeated: For example, the "minicab aggregator" descriptor and 2012 launch are mentioned twice, as is the 2018 relaunch.

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Wheely is a UK-based on-demand carpool service that offers luxury vehicles and personal drivers service via iOS and Android mobile apps.

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The "History" section already says, "Seeking to expand into the Middle East, Wheely applied for an e-hailing license in Dubai in 2021."

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heading and make the text more accurate. Please let me know if you have further questions or concerns, and thanks again for your help.

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For the citation at the end of the second sentence, I believe Anton Chirkunov should be removed as the author since there's no byline.

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The vehicle for hire services are available in seven Russian cities, including Moscow and St. Petersburg, as well as London and Paris.

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Psiĥedelisto, thanks again for your help here. I will be sure to keep your requests in mind if I propose any updates in the future.

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In December 2011, Wheely won a $ 25,000 grant from Start Fellows initiative, which was established by Pavel Durov and Yuri Milner.

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The article suggests the company has offices in London and only operates in Paris and Russia, when this is not entirely accurate.

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in the article that you don't want changed...such as the lead and infobox right now in your draft, which are behind, but you say

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with some slight changes. I agree that the privacy information is unique enough for inclusion, I did my own research as usual.

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Thanks for reviewing this request as well. My next edit request was going to be about Dubai, so you've beat me to the punch.

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section is mostly about funding/investments, so I propose removing the heading and just adding these details to the general

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The citation for the "smaller Russian cities" is Wheely's website, which does not mention these cities or verify the claim.

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In an above request, I asked about removing the following poorly sourced text, but I think this may have been overlooked: "

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if I simply share a draft article I've put together based on reputable secondary coverage. For the draft, which I've saved

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This text is not accurate. Wheely operates in London, Paris, Moscow, and St. Petersburg, as noted in the introduction and

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article and to a Forbes.ru article; the Delovoy Peterburg article doesn't seem to include any of the information, and the

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I've not updated my draft with the wording that you had added to the introduction about recognition Wheely has received,

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Hello again. I am still waiting on feedback on the above suggests, but wanted to identify some additional edit requests:

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Beginning in February 2021, Wheely began offering its service on an invitation-only basis in Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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With permission from Psiĥedelisto above to submit a new edit request, I would like to share what I have in mind for the

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Beginning in February 2021, Wheely began offering its service on an invitation-only basis in Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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instead, though I defer to you and others if there might be another better placement or heading option. Does this help?

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Chirkunov initially invested {{USD}}2.5 million in the company, most of which came from friends and family.<ref: -->

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to the balance of informed opinion: even if you're sure something is true, it must be verifiable before you can add it.

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History of how much the company is worth is valuable. If it's growing or shrinking is something users may want to know.

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I don't edit articles directly given my COI, so I'm hoping others can review and update and the article on my behalf.

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Thank you so much! I noticed the update introduced some reference errors because the sources are defined higher up in

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In 2013—2017 Wheely extended its staff from 20 to 150 drivers and switched to E-segment, S-segment, and V-class cars.

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concerns, sourced statements should usually not be removed. I don't think these two particular sentences clash with

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Just as a quick note before responding to the rest (may not have time for a few days but this was more urgent), is

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I think that the cite order is just wrong. Clearly this line is well sourced, considering the date of the article:

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gave the company separate awards, when in actuality, Natalie Salmon, the same author, wrote both opinions. Perhaps

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Wheely is based in London and has between 3,000 and 3,500 chauffeurs as of April 2019.<ref name="Lanxon"/: -->

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of those only can appear in "Overview" when you have time to work on that section; if you choose one, I'd go for

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The company reached {{USD}}110 million in annualized gross bookings by February 2020.<ref name="Browne"/: -->

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the righting of great wrongs, but we can't ride the crest of the wave because we can only report that which is

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customers, which led to a three month suspension of their Russian subsidiary. Wheely's website offers a page "

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Wheely won a {{USD}}25,000 grant from Start Fellows initiative, which was established by ] and ].<ref: -->

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15 million in a Series B round led by the British venture capital firm Concentric in 2019. Wheely has raised

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Wheely is based in London and has between 3,000 and 3,500 chauffeurs, as of April 2019. The company received

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Hi again! While I'm waiting for feedback on the above request, I'd like to make another suggestion to remove

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the draft page with the book citation (hopefully correctly). Your help taking this live is much appreciated.

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template. You also have my permission to move my comment out of that section which wasn't even about Dubai.

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In addition, applications are still being accepted - you can report your desire to apply for a grant at:

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Also, Paris is not yet listed as one of Wheely's locations in the introduction. Would you mind changing "

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I tried Uber’s luxurious competitor Wheely, and it made me think it's possible for money to buy happiness

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I understand replacing sources is not required, but I hope editors will find these helpful. Thank you.

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15 million in a Series B round led by the venture capital firm Concentric in 2019. Wheely had raised

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I have a question. You added a list of legal entities to the subsidiaries field in the infobox. The

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section on behalf of Wheely. I propose replacing the section's current text with what I've drafted

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the UK's Information Commissioner's Office, as fulfilling the request would have violated Wheely's

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110 million in annualized gross bookings by February 2020. Wheely has approximately 200 employees.

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juicy story, isn't it? So, no, this is not a right interpretation. VC.ru can be removed as we have

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Thanks for updating the citation! Do you have a moment to review the Dubai/History request below?

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Seeking to expand into the Middle East, Wheely applied for an e-hailing license in Dubai in 2021.

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above and I'm offering an improved draft based on secondary coverage, which you can review here:

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for an e-hailing license in Dubai in 2021, so I was going to request addition of the following:

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In future, if I'm still going to be your reviewer, I'd like it if you start keeping your draft (

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for an e-hailing license in Dubai in 2021. Can someone please review and update appropriately?

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section corrects an inaccurate statement about service in Dubai. Currently, the article says, "

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While local government refused to renew Uber operator’s license due to passenger safety issues,

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Total investments in Wheely grew to {{USD}}13 million in 2018.<ref name="Kommersant" /: -->

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as the guidelines say. So far I've added 4 of them, I'll try and do some more later. — Yours,

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Beginning in February 2021, Wheely began offering its service on an invitation-only basis in

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Beginning in February 2021, Wheely began offering its service on an invitation-only basis in

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and I've removed it in the current version of the article, moving some of it up to the lead (

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added some financial information from 2016, which is based on a Forbes.ru contributor piece.

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Wheely launched in St. Petersburg in 2013, and Kazan, Perm, Sochi, and Yekaterinburg in 2014.

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This is not true. Wheely is not a carpool service. I propose changing the sentence to say, "

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If these changes seem reasonable, here's a copy of the markup for taking the content live:

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Europe’s ‘luxury’ competitor to Uber plans on raising $ 30 million to fuel global expansion

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Krasnodar market, Wheely acquired and restructured major local taxi operator ‘Five Sevens’.

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Wheely has raised {{USD}}28 million from investors as of 2020.<ref name="Browne" /: -->

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heading might not be the best fit. My proposal is to move the key well-sourced content to

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Continuing my series of edit requests, I'd like to suggest a few (small) changes to the

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The Foundation for Assistance to Small Innovative Enterprises in Science and Technology

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The Foundation for Assistance to Small Innovative Enterprises in Science and Technology

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The Foundation for Assistance to Small Innovative Enterprises in Science and Technology

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The Foundation for Assistance to Small Innovative Enterprises in Science and Technology

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Hello again. I noticed the majority of references (I count 17) are written in Russian.

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In early 2018 Wheely relaunched in London and expanded in 2019, launching services in

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This diff of proposed changes between the current article and my proposed replacement

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2.5 million in the company, most of which came from friends and family. Wheely won a

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2.5 million in the company, most of which came from friends and family. Wheely won a

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Done, removed, sorry, I really did not understand what that term was meant to mean.

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However, my request was going to be to add mention of the Dubai market entry to the

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has been implemented. Because there is not a valid explanation for one of the points

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This is promotional and the latter part is just sourced by the company's websites.

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Your revamped version looks good, but I notice that you've removed the sentences

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Thanks to Knowledge (XXG) editors for reviewing this request to update the page.

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had 12 employees, as of April 2019. The company was previously based in Moscow.

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I've also suggested some additional categories for the article at the bottom of

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If I'm following all the points made above correctly, this should eliminate the

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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Wheely's service was as of June 2022 available in these smaller Russian cities:

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Tsydenova, Nadezhda; Marrow, Alexander (7 August 2020). Heinrich, Mark (ed.).

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110 million in annualized gross bookings by February 2020. Wheely's office in

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No problem. Sorry about the broken cites, the breakage did not show up in the

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The company operates in London, Paris, Moscow and a few other cities in Russia

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and how I propose text re: Anton's shares and investments be displayed under

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s description of Wheely as "one of the best things in the world", even under

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Thanks again for your help. Can you remove "late" in the sentence starting, "

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I don't know how to copy/paste the Russian text within the source, but I've

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There is also some redundant information as StartFellows is mentioned twice.

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Thanks for offering to help! I've outlined a few specific concerns with the

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On behalf of Wheely, I'd like to submit another request, this time for the

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Wheely is not a Russian company. The business is based in London, per the

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field so another helpful editor doesn't try to readd the street address?

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This is more accurate, summary form, and representative of the citations.

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Hello, I would like to submit a request on behalf of Wheely to remove the

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I am putting this request on your radar since you've helped previously.)

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sections (all of which are fairly short) as replacements for the current

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as a "missing co-founder". This is incorrect. Can someone please remove

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section, which also mentions other market entries. Also, you've added "

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Elena Nikolaeva, Делай сегодня! Опыт 64 успешных российских стартапов .

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Saint Petersburg is not a "smaller Russian city" as the text suggests.

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25,000 grant from Start Fellows initiative, which was established by

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without a URL, perhaps add a "quote" and put the Russian text in it.

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Thank you for reviewing this request! I appreciate your assistance.

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The FT 1000: third annual list of Europe’s fastest-growing companies

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Removing this text makes the article more accurate and up to date.

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Given how long you've been waiting for a reply, I'll take over for

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From Bolt to Kapten, Uber's London rivals are plotting its downfall

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Uber’s Rocky Road To Growth In Europe: Regulators, Rivals And Riots

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Thank you for getting back in touch. I look forward to your reply.

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Note: Please ping me when you reply, I am not watching this page.

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shows specific changes in more detail, if helpful for reviewing.)

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Do you mind taking another look at the text for me? Thanks again!

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94,150) from the Russian governmental non-profitable organization

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Hello again! I am back to submit a few edit requests on behalf of

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Thanks for your help here. I'll return to the section above soon.

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is a contributor piece, which are not considered reliable sources.

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Thanks for your help here. I am marking this request as answered.

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Wheely Technologies Ltd., OOO Wheely Holdings, Wheely France SASU

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Reason: This is not confirmed by the subsequent inline citations.

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I'm happy to answer questions or address concerns here. Thanks!

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I see the References are not displaying above. If helpful, I've

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Anton Chirkunov controls Wheely and owns over 50% of its shares.

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Related to the infobox and introduction, can you please change "

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which is already used as a citation in the article and confirms

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