Keithsreed

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Redwood Technologies

I watch Cirt's talk page and noticed your query.

Here's the deletion discussion which lead to the deletion of the article; the previous article was not supported by reliable sources and the notability of the company was not established.

Please note that the editing of articles by people associated with the subject is strictly discouraged: articles should be written by completely neutral, unaffiliated editors, see our conflict of interest policy. Further, there are strict rules for determining whether a company is notable enough for an entry. Substantial third-party coverage in reliable sources is required; in particular, press releases and other promotional material originated by the company in question do not typically qualify as reliable sources. Full details on requirements for corporate notability can be found here. Yworo (talk) 17:04, 18 January 2011 (UTC)

Conflict of interest at Redwood Technologies

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