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Additions of http://.oil-offshore-marine.com

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Advertising? Inappropriate content? Only if you bothered to see the relevant info I pointed at, and use your analytical skills in observing that my contributions were necessary and included updated information... Thank you for your professionalism, it is clear to me that pluralism and accurate source of information is not encouraged here. Thank you. --Dmgmem

Yes, we are writing an encyclopedia here (based on content), not a linkfarm, nor an internet directory. Performing mainly link-additions is considered spam here. --Dirk Beetstra ^{T C} 16:24, 20 May 2008 (UTC)

This is indeed an encyclopedia. No doubt about that. I have only provided links towards accurate information which was relevant to the topic. Moreover, I have added COMPLEMENTARY links where needed, in order that the particular page contains updated information. Not to mention that where I put links, there were already-existing links... so where is your objectivity? Have you even analyzed the appropriateness of the links? Also, on http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Mirror_%28computing%29&diff=213542676&oldid=213542482 I believe it was NECESSARY to indicate what I noticed as new: mirror programs used to copy websites - this being a form of internet fraud. At least it was the last time I checked. I had thought Wikipedia encourages objectivity and accurate information. I should be fair and state my original impression on Wikipedia has been ruined in light of your accusations (not to mention that, after seeing today that the Wikipedia founder has abused its position in relation to his former girlfriend, your actions are of no surprise). Probably that is one of the many reasons "Do no Evil" stands good chances of competing with Wiki... Thank you all for your time and understanding.

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