Well, the IP addresses match up with some of the, erm... shall we say 'anonymous' edits and contributions to your own self-publicity CV ego-entry on Wikipedia, and those of the rest of the Dunin family 'entries' so I'll continue believing my systems engineering team, and you can continue protesting.  In the meantime, Dr Ralls has fully endorsed our site (I've forwarded you her email), and I would suggest that you stop using language like 'not reliable' when you have absolutely no history educational plaudits to your name (source = Wikipedia) as you claim to be a cryptologist and games writer. Obviously you know more than she does, despite quoting some of her books here as a reliable source of reference. I would also like to know just on what basis you are using the words 'not reliable' when there's nothing in your educational background to suggest that you have licence or reliable authority to compare to her opinion or educational background on the subject of medieval history. I am forwarding you her email in the hope that you finally accept a reliable source of information that has (as you insist) been peer reviewed - when it first went live - and stop this ridiculous know-all behaviour, which is starting to be seen by others on Wikipedia as a sign of diminishing your own last-vestiges of credibility - I've had emails through from all sorts of sources. Having read the entire history of your self-publicity entry and noted the contributors and your merry band of sock-puppets (as put by one Wiki editor) it appears blatantly obvious that there is more than one person out there who gets fed up with your continual editing and arguing, and your tactic of deploying a vast army of friends to defend the suitability of such a self-inflated ego entry isn't going to work here on a subject that does actually qualify to be part of an encyclopaedic medium. EnsRedShirt who is trying to defend you here, has edited your own self-publicity entry so it appears that his/her opinion on this separate matter is simply that of a sock-puppet to re-quote that delightful expression from the Wiki team. As to accusations of COI linking to self-developed websites, I think you need to take a long hard look in the mirror. In the meantime, have a nice day.