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Hello, I am trying to reach Hu12 and any other editors contributing to the AfD for expressor-- to engage in the discussion offered. I have posted comments on the relevant AfD page, following up on the initial flurry of comments last week related to the 12/3 AfD, but have not yet received any direct responses. I would like to request that the expressor page be reverted to the version I edited on 12/1 -- for the reasons stated in my comments on the AfD page and expanded upon here: all of my edits on 12/1 were made after careful consideration of the original AfD note posted 11/24, to address objectivity and notability. I carefully studied the relevant Wikipedia sections on these topics, then examined the Wikipedia pages for several of the company's competitors, and modeled my edits on two "successful" (non-AfD) pages (Talend, Informatica) that seemed especially relevant for the objections raised. In some cases, I even used the same language used on the pages of the company's competitors. And I sought to add references to as many objective, third-party, secondary sources as possible -- as specified in the notability guidelines. It appears from the discussion on the AfD page for expressor that major components of the objections to my edits are that I am affiliated with the company and deemed an SPA. Both are true -- but my reading of the SPA and objectivity guidelines is that these facts should not automatically disqualify my edits; rather my edits on expressor should be judged by the same objective measures as any other editor's changes. I am an active user of Wikipedia for research on personal interests, and support this project wholeheartedly. Which is why I have tried to uphold the objectivity guidelines in my edits to expressor -- with the goal of providing a knowledgeable description of arcane technology. I welcome this opportunity for dialog, especially on any specific points regarding specific edits – so that we can all reach consensus on a better expressor Wikipedia page than is currently posted.

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An article that you have been involved in editing, Expressor, has been listed for deletion. If you are interested in the deletion discussion, please participate by adding your comments at Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Expressor. Thank you.

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Hello, I am trying to reach Hu12 and any other editors contributing to the AfD for expressor-- to engage in the discussion offered. I have posted comments on the relevant AfD page, following up on the initial flurry of comments last week related to the 12/3 AfD, but have not yet received any direct responses. I would like to request that the expressor page be reverted to the version I edited on 12/1 -- for the reasons stated in my comments on the AfD page and expanded upon here: all of my edits on 12/1 were made after careful consideration of the original AfD note posted 11/24, to address objectivity and notability. I carefully studied the relevant Wikipedia sections on these topics, then examined the Wikipedia pages for several of the company's competitors, and modeled my edits on two "successful" (non-AfD) pages (Talend, Informatica) that seemed especially relevant for the objections raised. In some cases, I even used the same language used on the pages of the company's competitors. And I sought to add references to as many objective, third-party, secondary sources as possible -- as specified in the notability guidelines. It appears from the discussion on the AfD page for expressor that major components of the objections to my edits are that I am affiliated with the company and deemed an SPA. Both are true -- but my reading of the SPA and objectivity guidelines is that these facts should not automatically disqualify my edits; rather my edits on expressor should be judged by the same objective measures as any other editor's changes. I am an active user of Wikipedia for research on personal interests, and support this project wholeheartedly. Which is why I have tried to uphold the objectivity guidelines in my edits to expressor -- with the goal of providing a knowledgeable description of arcane technology. I welcome this opportunity for dialog, especially on any specific points regarding specific edits – so that we can all reach consensus on a better expressor Wikipedia page than is currently posted.(Sccasey (talk) 19:14, 8 December 2009 (UTC))Reply