User talk:DavidGGG

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For the record: The page I added and Mike's Radio World are not commercial, not promotional and not soap boxes. But I decided to for now remove this page and add a link at internet radio instead, since it's hard to find enough info on Mike's to fully justify Mike's having it's own Wiki page, and all I really want is a link to Mike's to be provided at an appropriate place. However, this is not the best solution. What is needed is to rename List of internet stations to list of Wikipedia articles on Internet streaming media resources and provide a real list of internet radio stations. That's a lot of work though. It should be possible for someone interested in internet radio stations to consult Wikipedia to find them, and today, the information provided is very incomplete and not very useful. Also it's not good that links and even wiki pages are provided for Live365, Radio Roku and RadioTime but not for Mike's page. The link to Mike's page should of course also be at List of internet stations but that is "not allowed", according to the maintainer of that page - he wants that page to be free from external links, for some reason. --DavidGGG 17:24, 28 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

I agree, see my comments on Talk:List of Internet stations. Too Old 22:57, 6 October 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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Nomination of Tiny Software for deletion

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