User talk:Deaksarm

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[edit] Manta.Com

Hi, Deaksarm. Thanks for taking the time to add links to a variety of corporate sites, but it would appear the site you're linking to is only providing some very terse and fundamental information about the companies. Additionally, any click on links to detailed information invokes a paid subscription prompt, which makes the addition of the links seem promotional. It might be better to simply add what little content there is directly to the articles, and find some direct references. You can read about our external link policy here. Kuru ^talk 00:02, 10 July 2007 (UTC)