I created this article in good faith. I notice the suggestion that 'spam-warn' be placed on my talk page. This is totally unjustified and unfair.  

 I was reading the page on Ruby, which I am trying to learn, and saw a mention to MacRuby (which I didn't put there, btw), amongst other products, such as JRuby, Rubinius,  IronRuby. I saw that there were pages on these other projects, but not MacRuby. 

 I looked into it further, and found out some information about MacRuby, and some websites that looked helpful. The kind of information I would have liked to find myself searching in Wikipedia. In the spirit of user contribution to Wikipedia, I created a page on topic that had no existing page. 

 Certainly, this topic could use expansion, and improvement, and that would be very welcome. I notice there are other article stubs around, like Spec Sharp that are not very fleshed out either, and mention company names, and software development projects still under development. Are they 'spam' too? 

 I may not be fluent in all the editing and creation of Wikipedia pages, but I made a sincere effort to create a page on a subject that had no page. I am not a spammer and an article about MacRuby is not spam. You may notice, a similar page, RubyCocoa, also started off fairly undeveloped, yet the article remained and grew into a valuable resource.