Wikipedia talk:Articles for deletion/TruDef

Remarksy by Editor5435 moved from article

Spot, stop your lying, I already explained I lost my Technodo password and have since created a new account. I have not logged in as Technodo since I created my new Editor5435 account, I only "go" under one name, enough of this!--Editor5435 (talk) 02:22, 6 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Beware of Spots malicious intents to spread false and misleading information about fractal compression and TruDef. He was been warned on numerous occasions about his vandalizing activities in the Wiki fractal compression article. As for his accusations against a public company there is no evidence of what he claims, in fact his above statements are libelous and I will forward them company and their legal department. The Wiki article on TruDef is about a fractal video compression product formerly called SoftVideo used by Spectrum HoloByte in its video games in 1994. There is a long history of this technology and reason why its development stagnated. TruDef was announced by the company as a renewed effort to upgrade the fractal compression code base to modern 64 bit environment. Spot is taking extraordinary efforts while engaging in unscrupulous methods to keep this information and discussion off of Wikipedia. Both the TruDef and fractal compression article are being updated with verified facts. Spot should be banned before he vandalizes any more Wikipedia articles.--Editor5435 (talk) 01:59, 6 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Its interesting to note Scott Draves (Spot) has been editing his own Wikipedia pages in blatant violation of NPOV policy. The pages in question are Scott Draves and Fractal Flames. I am by no means an expert on dealing with such obvious violations of Wikipedia's policy so I ask for assistance in putting a stop to his blatant self promotion and hawking of wares.--Editor5435 (talk) 03:09, 7 March 2008 (UTC)[reply]