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editThis text was previously at the bottom of the page Wikipedia talk:Articles for creation/Omegawave before the article was accepted.
- Hi, this is Peter Cura the creator of this article. Apologies if I've misunderstood how and where to write discussions and comments on the talk page. Most likely I have mistaken the Talk Article submission for a real Article for creation.
- For the sake of openness and full disclosure, I work for an advertising agency (Luxus) and the company Omegawave is my client. However, I would still like you to consider this article for publication on the basis that I've written it in what I hope is an impartial, neutral and factual way. And also because the company is notable (reference 3: it's one of the 20 most promising start-ups in Finland), and because the technology they use is of general interest and has been written about in various sports, tech and business magazines.
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