The section "History Behind the Contract" needs to be updated so it covers what the book does. The long-winded explanation of what you THINK the reason for the contract is, or what Smithsonian's excuses are for signing it, have nothing to do with the book's contracts. Perhaps you should start a new Wikipedia page for the Wright-Smithsonian Agreement and put all your excuses there, which we will of course, make sure are balanced. But this section has to GO. Secondarily, I want to make it perfectly clear that this and all wikipedia pages about the topic of Gustave Whitehead have been made non-neutral by a group of rogue editors that collude to portray Whitehead and his researchers in a negative light. You see them on this page and on the others also - Gustave Whitehead and the State of CT page as well. I will be including this in a book I am writing and naming who is doing this, alerting the major media to this insidious attempt to control the evolution of historical inquiry and understandings.