EricL TeraGanix

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Hi - I noticed your recent edits and, while the addition of properly sourced material is welcome I have reverted this edit because of the large number of other changes made, mostly importantly the addition of the (R) and (TM) symbols. Per MOS:TM we don't use these symbols in the encyclopedia, and the article already made it clear that it was a trademarked term. Secondly, I am wondering if you are aware of our COI guidelines because I noticed your username and a quick google search indicates that you work for the company name indicated in the second half of your name. While there is no outright prohibition against editing an article that relates to the company you own/work for, there are pretty strict rules against using Wikipedia for advertising or promotion or violating our key NPOV policy. If you feel that the sources that you added are reliable and that you have added information to the article in a neutral form please feel free to add back in the sourced quotes (I can help you get the old code back if you don't know how), but please don't add the trademark symbols back in. Feel free to reply right below here if you have any concerns. Thanks, and happy editing.  7  05:12, 19 January 2010 (UTC)