 :Hi, Patrick.  Believe me, I have all the patience in the world and am more than happy to try to assist you.  Wikipedia welcomes your contributions on subjects other than those about which you have a conflict of interest, but there is a widespread antipathy toward the creation and editing of articles by editors with conflicts of interest.  :While it's true that an editor with a conflict of interest may nevertheless produce an article that would otherwise meet Wikipedia's policies and guidelines, many Wikipedians feel strongly that a conflicted editor should not create such an article, believing that an article is inherently promotional when it is written by a person with a close connection to the subject, because, irrespective of its content, the article is designed to enhance the prestige and notoriety of the subject by placing information about it on a popular website, namely Wikipedia.  Such Wikipedians feel that such actions run counter to the prohibition against using Wikipedia for publicity or promotion.  :If you detect errors in an article about which you have a conflict of interest, or if you have suggestions for its improvement, the best approach is to make a suggestion on the article's talk page and leave it to uninvolved editors to decide whether to act on your suggestions.  :Finally, I note that your proposed new username still contains the initials of your employer.  To assist your request to be unblocked, please consider choosing a new username that doesn't.  Stating that you have read and understood Wikipedia:Conflict of interest and agree to abide by its terms, and that you realize that Wikipedia mustn't be used as a vehicle for promotion, would also help greatly.   