Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Buying facilitation
WP:CB|complete bollocks and |patent nonsense, the amassing of words beyond the trivial ideas that sustain them, in order to give the appearance of depth to something inherently shallow: ''Basically, we can say that since Buying Facilitation (R) is considered a decision support model, and it follows systems thinking, there is a specific order in which the questions must be asked to elicit decisions. The progression of areas to consider, as one goes about making a new decision, and before change will happen, would be: 1) Focus on all present and historic systems elements that create and maintain the status quo, to discover the elements that keep your current decisions in place. "The buyer/decision maker must recognize all internal, systemic elements that brought them to the current state that includes the Identified Problem (that problem that sellers wish to resolve with their product or service). It's necessary for the buying facilitator to use a form of question called a Facilitative Question that will lead the decision maker to the discovery of all elements - people, policies, relationships, rules/roles, history, etc. - that not only created but maintain the status quo and the Identified Problem. This phase is Strategic
— User:Ihcoyc, 15:06, 1 December 2009 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NONSENSE (Wikipedia:Patent nonsense)