Talk:Aethra (Greek mythology)

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Aethra also refers to an electronics company named AETHRA and to an asteroid named 132 Aethra. A disambiguation should be created and this article should be changed in Aethra(mythology)... I was doing all these things but the computer crashed... I will restart doing that if i'll find the time soon. Ingleopard 20:44, 18 May 2007 (UTC)

The only marginally notable Brazilian company now has a stub created by the same User who made Aethra into a spurious "disambiguation" which offers prominence to a corporation that is very close to a little advertisement for it. See article AETHRA. This is a misuse of Wikipedia and a disservice to the reader. --Wetman 20:45, 20 June 2007 (UTC)