Talk:SwapAce.com
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I contest that the reasoning for the speedy deletion ("it is an article about a person, group of people, band or club that does not assert the importance or significance of the subject") is incorrect. I believe SwapAce does not fit into any of the [person, group of people, band or club] criteria. The closest being group of people, if that, then I believe its significantly large enough to warrant it being important as it has 150,000 registrations. Apart from that, it is also referenced by other sources including magazines, the Australian government and various other media.
[edit] New Note
Anonymous user: I think this entry for swapace.com is corporate spam and should not be a wikipedia entry. Please remove this sham from your otherwise excellent service. The only websites that point to this article are swapace.com itself. It's actually rather disgusting the extent the "CEO" (as he calls it) Joseph Renzi has stolen other people's ideas and names to attempt to scum off some business for his own.
[edit] Awards and Accolades
- On the 20th of March 2006, SwapAce.com was awarded a grant by the Australian Federal Government (a COMET grant through AusIndustry). [1]
- In August of 2006, SwapAce.com was awarded the prestigious title of being one of the "Top 10 Cool Companies" by Australian Anthill magazine. [2]
- In November 2005, SwapAce.com was placed as a finalist in the Secrets of Australian IT Innovation Competition. [3]
- In July of 2006, SwapAce.com was recognised as part of an elite group of successful e-entrepreneurs by MyBusiness magazine.[4]
