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Wouldn't have this was a speedy. Would have thought it a AFD. --OscarTheCattalk 19:14, 1 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]

commercial v npo ads?

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Given SciDev.Net is not a commercial organisation, has no commercial interests, doesn't have anything to sell (even web subscriptions) and is mostly funded by charitable and public sector organisations, I think it's a bit harsh to call its article an advert.

After all, Wikipedia has entries for Oxfam, Science and Nature. Only one of those is an npo, and all of them have products to sell.

But I'd agree that the language of this article needs to be changed to make it NPOV. Anyone with good editing skills want to have a go?

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