Talk:InterWorking Labs

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There were various ref tags in the article, which pointed to the company web site and that of the Women Business Enterprise National Council. However, sources must contain the material being asserted, and I could not find any mention of this company in the WBENC site, so it needs to be removed as not relevant. The company site does assert that the business is certified by the WBENC, but it is only a self-assertion. If that is the only source, it is certainly not "independent" in the Wikipedia sense. Mild COI: I met the principals long ago a few times in real life. That is a good reason to try extra hard to be neutral. W Nowicki (talk) 20:53, 28 May 2013 (UTC)Reply

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