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This website is non notable. It provides no out of universe material nor does it provide a third party source. Undeath (talk) 14:21, 5 February 2008 (UTC)Reply
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I've deleted the speedy tag. Partyflock is a notable phenomenon in the Netherlands, covered in the press. See De Telegraaf, February 22, 2007,
"Dancescene verzamelt zich op Partyflock," LexisNexis. Here's excerpts from the google translation:
"The largest of its kind Partyflock.nl, where millions of daily partyfreaks to tune in membership still continues to grow. Partyflock coming weekend celebrates its five-year existence in Gelredome stadium, a single trip from the virtual to the real world. / "We are a central meetingpoint of dancescene become," says Karian, Gulick, who along with her brother Thomas started the site. Partyflock, started in a student at the University of Twente server, was in 2005 a company official. "Even abroad were people paragraph," says Van Gulick. "At this moment we are at 260,000 active members, and we have about ten million page views per day. The power has to do especially in our extensive agenda, only that we get all 700 mails per day. Fortunately we work with seventy volunteers , but it still takes work. "
Interesting figures; on Partyflock you see at a glance what is popular celebration, when many members it is for their personal agenda. "There are also meetings at festivals, which the members agree. Together with the comments that everyone leaves, makes for a very lively dancegemeenschap."
Next Saturday is also a 'flockersmeeting', but one where 20,000 troops coming. More will not follow. Van Gulick: "We want an independent meetingpoint. If we organize more celebrations go, we actually competitor of the organisations on our site can be found. Therefore, this is a one-time birthday party, the Internet remains our home."Wageless (talk) 14:56, 5 February 2008 (UTC)Reply
