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Please do not revert my edit again. If you check the sources for this content (you may have even added them originally), they don't actually back up the content they are used to source. Some of the content (especially involving experience of one individual, and also the financial situtation) is verifiable, but is worded in a way to imply something negative that is not present in the source. This is a blatant violation of the neutral point of view. Additionally, one of the sources you restored is a blog, which is not a reliable source for controversial information. And finally, the quote you restored is taken completely out of context, and used to craft a criticism of the organization that was intended as merely hypothetical. Someguy1221 (talk) 01:18, 10 November 2009 (UTC)
I didn't revert everything, I actually went through the chnages individually, and I thought that the things that I had put back were OK. I accept what you say about not using blogs as a reference, but sometimes things said on authorative blogs can be useful. Sometimes it is also useful to summarise financial information to try and explain what it means.
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An article you recently created, Annabel Kanabus, is essentially a press release for the subject I've moved your draft to draftspace (with a prefix of "Draft:
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Hello, TamaraStaples!
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