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This is the best of its type IMHO, but I'm not sure it warrants an entry of its own. The history of decompilers for .NET could be a good article, with a better title perhaps :-), if someone has time...

This program defined a new category one could call "browser/decompiler/analysis tools". It is not really a "decompiler" in the classical sense so mentioning it only in this context is too narrow. It is a browsing, learning and investigation tool. A lot of people say "reflector it" to describe what they are doing, Google brings this up as the first result when looking for "Reflector". I'd say it should have an artice that describes more what it is being used for and link from different places.