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It is our duty to ensure that the content represented on these pages is factually correct. I've worked for that company and done extensive research on it, I feel im more suited to describe it's business model than you are. Step aside and let the big boys handle Uber. you can't seem to handle reporting FACTS and not your opinion

Hey Wikidemon. Sorry, I deleted the content on the other page again. It is extremely bias for Acme, clearly. I noticed that you were the one who did the page for Acme as well. Yaboi9181 (talk) 00:57, 4 January 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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Proposed deletion of Chinese American International School

The article Chinese American International School has been proposed for deletion because of the following concern:

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Uber regulation summary: help needed

Hi Wikidemon, I'm reaching out to each of the editors who commented on the "Request for Comment" at Talk:Uber (company) re: the Uber article's section on regulation and legal issues. As you might remember, editors were overwhelmingly in favor of splitting off that information into a new article, then summarizing in the Uber article. While the first part happened, there has been no movement on the summarizing and Regulatory opposition continues to grow and grow. To help kickstart that process, I've put forward a draft for everyone to take a look at that aims to cover the key details in a summary form: Summarizing Regulatory opposition

My conflict of interest means that it's best for me not to be bold and move this into the article myself, but I hope that it can at least be a starting point for other editors to work from. Would you mind coming back to the page to have a look? Craig at Uber (talk) 19:50, 14 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]