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Fifth Dimension Computing

Self-promotion (User:Vaelor). Not notable--10 hits[1]. Niteowlneils 20:55, 30 Oct 2004 (UTC)

  • Delete: Not a significant or notable company at this point, and its enterprises make me a little nervous. Geogre 01:40, 31 Oct 2004 (UTC)
  • Okay, so I'm new here - humor me: Show me where it states in the deletion policy that an article should be deleted automatically because the author is directly affiliated with the subject of the article? If by self-promotion you mean vanity page, I don't see that it meets any of the criteria of a vanity page whatsoever. It's not highly opinionative/POV, it's not poorly written, it interacts with other articles, and it has informative/interesting merit, albeit currently only to residents of a small geographic area plus a fairly niche selection of internet users. From Wikipedia:Vanity_page: "A page should not be cast away as "vanity" simply because it may have been authored by its subject, or because the subject is unfamous." Keep, unless/until somebody can show me a Wikipedia policy specifically saying why it shouldn't be? -- Vaelor 15:45, 31 Oct 2004 (UTC)
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