==Eyeka== 
 I caught your note at Talk:Eyeka and am responding here instead of there because the talk page of a deleted page should also be deleted.  

 Without access to the text of the deleted article I can't provide you with specific reasons as to why I requested deletion, but can only provide general reasons why I tag articles for deletion as "unambiguous advertising/promotion". I should note that ultimately an administrator has the final say when it comes to deleting articles, and I am not an administrator. I identified the article as "unambiguous advertising/promotion" either because it was written from the perspective of telling the readers how great the subject is, or it was written with a great deal of flowery filler words that if removed would have left the article with almost nothing. Another factor here is that the article made no credible claim to meeting the notability criteria for inclusion. In order for an article to remain on Wikipedia, it must contain reliable, independent references that establish the claims made in the article and that it meets the inclusion criteria.  

 If you would like me to provide specific details as to how the article you contributed met the generalizations I outlined above, please contact user , the administrator who deleted the article, and request that it be "userfied". This means that the article will be placed in your user space, not as an encyclopedia article, but as a draft to be worked on. Pages in user space are subject to considerably less scrutiny from the community than articles, but are still subject to some scrutiny (e.g., no copyright violations or libel) and are not private. —