Talk:Cenobita
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[edit] Suggested deletion of Sounds Similar To section
I propose that this section of the article be deleted. I thought that I should bring this up on the discussion page to give the original editor a chance to clarify the intent of this portion before deleting it myself. My argument is that the list is fairly inaccurate. Some entries on the list, such as Leaether Strip and Wumpscut, are arguably appropriate, but others, such as Nine Inch Nails, Ministry, VNV Nation, etc. are completely off the mark. To explain that Cenobita sounds line most of these bands is entirely inaccurate and misleading. I can only assume that this portion of the page is a sort of spamming method, with its only purpose being to link more well-known band's pages to that of a lesser-known band in order to raise curiosity. Wikipedia is for factual information, not advertising.
If there are no arguments to the contrary, I will remove this section. Sovex 15:29, 23 August 2006 (UTC)
