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Brian Berstein, AP <ap@telecom-digest.org> said on that big USENET thingie: > The "free encyclopedia that anyone can edit" requires articles to have > a "neutral point of view." The staff of Wikipedia exercise strong censorship of views they do not agree with. If you don't believe me, try posting anything negative regarding the anti-commerce "commies" who run craigslist. Steve www.sellcom.com for firewood splitters, ergonomic chairs, office phone systems, "non-mov" surge protection, Exabyte, CA, Minuteman, Brave Products, Fisch, TMC, Panasonic and more http://www.phonelabs.biz cellphone docking now here!

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