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TerryPuhlParty
Wikipedia stuff 
9/18/06, 4:45pm
Good news ... I submitted a link to the <b><i><a href="http://baseballgeeks.com" target="_blank">baseballgeeks.com</a></b></i> website under the fantasy baseball section of wikipedia (<b><i><a href="http://www.wikipedia.org" target="_blank">www.wikipedia.org</a></b></i>), and it is now listed there.

Bad news ...
I then submitted a short article about the website and podcast. I really enjoy listening to your podcast, and I thought it was well deserved of an entry in wikipedia. However, the entry was deleted by an administrative type on the site, as it was identified as spam. I intentionally kept the commercial references out of the article, and I really thought it was quite generic; no mention of any of Rob's many other sites (including <b><i><a href="http://playertrack.com" target="_blank">playertrack.com</a></b></i>), or <b><i><a href="http://familymanonline.com" target="_blank">familymanonline.com</a></b></i>.  

I really don't see how it's much different than other posts about Protrade, <b><i><a href="http://MLB.com's" target="_blank">MLB.com's</a></b></i> fantasy baseball show, Baseball Prospectus, Yahoo! fantasy sports, etc.

Rob or Greg, if you want the entry I submitted to wikipedia, e-mail me at <b><i><a href="mailto:TerryPuhlParty@gmail.com">TerryPuhlParty@gmail.com</a></i></b>. I may give it another shot, but perhaps a second set of impartial eyes could see the "shameless plug" I inadvertently entered in the article.

The world must know about Bobby O'Malley! (That was his name, wasn't it??). 

[TerryPuhlParty from Hanwell/CANADA]
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