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 Please fix minor typos in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Sanello 

 please. I'll try to be brief as ordered by a Wiki editor who described my Talk entries as ""verbose."" I thought I was just being thorough )

I ran the latest post of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Sanello through Spell Check and found the following typos. Please fix. Thank you very much.

Under the heading Libel suitn at attorney William Skrzyniarz' last name is misspelled without a ""y"" http://www.merchantcircle.com/business/Bill.Skrzyniarz.Law.Office.310-786-8207

other typos I make myself all the time even tho I get paid to copy edit mss. written by others.

For some reason, many people, including me, accidentally repeat the same word consecutively:

Please fix:

consquently [sic]

""the jury ruled in favor of the THE [sic] publisher...""

libelled = British spelling 
libeled = American spelling

Wiki's editor used the British spelling. Is that kosher? In the British editions of my books, the publisher used ""unauthoriSed biography"" instead of American ""unauthoriZed biography.""

Please fix unless Wiki accepts British spelling.

""England and America are two countries separated by a common language.""  G.B. Shaw http://www.quotationspage.com/quote/897.html

Hitler is misspelled in Works and references as The Autobiography of Frau Adolf Hitlter: Translated and edited by Frank Sanello. Hitler's name is misspelled several but not all the time.

This is very anal-retentive and unimportant. I'm embarrassed to mention this, in fact, but I know Wikipedia is a stickler for formatting and facts.

The correct capitalization of my book is Reel V. Real, not Reel v. Real as listed in Works. (Please use a capital ""V."" in Reel V. Real http://www.amazon.com/Reel-V-Real-Hollywood-Fiction/dp/0878332685/ref=sr_1_3?s=books&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1374239624&sr;=1-3&keywords;=frank+sanello

BTW, your OpenLibrary.org also uses a lower-case V in Reel V. Real, if you're interested. I'm not  only about Wikipedia. 
http://openlibrary.org/works/OL2620052W/Reel_v._real

Some kind Wikipedia inserted this irrelevant, ""unnotable"" fact in  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Sanello 

""An advocate of frei kultur or free access to information, the author has donated his early books to OpenLibrary.org, which notes that his Reel v. Real is part of the library collections of Yale, Harvard and Temple Universities. The MLA (Modern Language Association), APA (American Psychological Association), Turabian and the Chicago Manual of Style have cited his work. Sanello has registered with Project Gutenberg in order to submit his books to that free-access site as well.""

nonsenseferret was correct in saying the MLA/APA/Turabian citations were ""insubstantial."" All those style manuals do is pre-format bibliography and footnotes in all books submitted to them by OpenLibrary. Please remove this unimportant info from  The MLA (Modern Language Association), APA (American Psychological Association), Turabian and the Chicago Manual of Style have cited his work.   

Editing my Wiki bio has been a huge education for which this 61-year-old computer-challenged man is very grateful to Wikipedia for forcing me to learn software code (?) or whatever.

While I was patrolling my own page, I learned I was listed here:
The first reference in my bio refers to my age??? and cited by a site I'd never heard of: ^ ""Frank Sanello"". OpenISBN. Retrieved 15 July 2013. http://www.openisbn.com/searchx/frank_sanello/

Openisbn lists all my 19+ books (and punctuates Reel V. Real correctly ) but the site, like OpenLibrary.org has incomplete info about my books, especially OpenLibrary. When I have time between my own books (right now I'm Kindlizing my screenplay about Eugene Bullard, the first African-American military aviator (World War I), I'll update all my books on OpenLibray and OpenISBN. Thanks again, Wipedia, for promoting my career! LOL

Wiki already has an article about Bullard.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugene_Bullard After the Kindle and CreateSpace (paperback) editions of my screenplay about Bullard, All Blood Runs Red, I will cite the hell out of it on Wiki's Bullard article to promote the sale of my paperback screenplay because Wiki always displays first in most searches. I'll include Wiki's Bullard article's URL with my book cited in an updated edition of my Bullard bio which can be easily updated on Kindle or CreateSpace with a few key strokes. )

BTW, I'm amazed Wiki accepts books published by CreateSpace, that is, self-publish