Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/FrostWare
strongly. |Advertising and |original research:''FrostWare was created on January 1, 2010, under Quinton Wilson. His goals and aspirations to be the dominant company in the Linux community is starting to show as the company has gained explosive popularity.... On Jolicloud's release the company had a few reviews that led to solid followers as the first time rookies took advantage of the speed and small size it offered. Soon tens of thousands of downloads came flooding the servers as they young company found it evident they needed to expand.... The company now offers support for almost any Linux problem or any concern a costumer has, although the software is free of charge the company makes more money from Jolicloud revenue than most corporations that have been around for longer than a decade. Tons of investors continue to invest into this company as its success is evident. It is perceived to be the next Microsoft and Apple together.''I'd say this qualifies for #G11|speedy deletion as advertising; other stomachs may be stronger than mine, though. My first thought was that this material was added to the article as a hoax or spoof, but apparently it's http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=FrostWare&oldid=353100349 always been like that.  I'm still not convinced that this isn't a leftover April Fool's joke.  If it is a |parody, it's not bad, although I'd have tried to work in a few references to "knowledge management" and "software as a service" as well, although that might have made it a bit too obvious.Or are we not allowed to delete spam because the article is only two days old, now
— User:Ihcoyc, 14:49, 2 April 2010 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:SPAM||WP:OR||WP:CSD||WP:BJAODN (Wikipedia:Spam)