Meaningful Broadband

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Speedy deletion nomination of User:Meaningful Broadband

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Contested deletion

This page should not be speedily deleted because... (Here are reasons that the entry should no be deleted.

The entry on Meaningful Broadband does not violate any of Wikipedia’s goals. As indicated in the verifiable references in the article, Meaningful Broadband has been an active concept in several Asian nations for years. Although the concept is not well known in the United States, it has has been accepted as official policy of the Republic of Indonesia, the world’s fourth largest nation as well as the Kingdom of Thailand. I believe the Wikipedia editor has flagged this entry for deletion because he or she is not familiar with Asian nations, which are of vital interest to the knowledge base of Wikipedia.

The entry does not substitute for a web page or blog. It is not self promotional because it does not advance the interests of any individual or organization.

The entry on Wikipedia adds to the collective knowledge of Wikipedia readers on a vital issue, which is the matter of bringing digital empowerment to millions of users in undeveloped nations and emerging markets.

Meaningful Broadband, for the past 15 years, has been the collective result of a community of hundreds of technology leaders and dozens of organization. It has actively affected policies and practices in intergovernmental organizations (World Bank, APEC, ASEAN, et al) , in corporations (Google, Microsoft, Intel, et al), in major universities, such as Harvard and MIT, in the major telecommunications operating companies of nations where it is deployed (Telkom Indonesia, True Corporation of Thailand), et al.

Wikipedia has already brought attention to other National Broadband Plans that have similar goals to Meaningful Broadband, and there should be no reason that you discriminate against Meaningful Broadband by excluding it from Wikipedia readers.) --Meaningful Broadband (talk) 08:47, 11 March 2017 (UTC)