User talk:NetFlixFraud
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I'm not out to defend Netflix particularly (I'm a Canadian and a non-customer), but please do not add your commentary[1] to the Netflix article in the form you have previously. It is not neutrally written (see WP:NPOV), and likely is unsupported by the facts - whatever you (or anyone) may personally feel about the Netflix throttling policy, they have not been found guilty of fraud. Also, do not mark substantive additions to an article as "minor" as you did on your second and third insertions. I'd suggest you work out future additions on the [[Talk:Netflix] page first. Finally, your username may violate Wikipedia:Username#Inappropriate_usernames, specifically "a username should not be used to defame other people, companies or groups". - David Oberst 23:23, 23 May 2006 (UTC)
