Jbillh
Am willing to discuss any value-adding Lean Manufacturing Topics. You may reach me at: jb@tpslean.com or visit my website at: [1]
SLP
editI am writing an article on Systematic Layout Planning and was wondering if you could contribute to it. Jjpo0903 19:41, 6 October 2007 (UTC)
December 2008
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How transparently hosting a page without any ads for my company and giving my competitors a free listing for their free resources is a conflict of interest is beyond me. Are we getting a bit extreme here? I'd say so.
I've watched the Lean Manufacturing Article for years and saw a constant influx of LinkSpam and ads that were edited in and out continually. Do your research and you'll see that this free hosted page (out of the goodness of my heart with no Google "link-juice" to be gained) greatly diminished the need for editors to keep the external links at bay.
If the many contributors here want this link to go away please say so...if you want it to stay please say so. We can have this discussion again.
(Previously unsigned comment added by User:jbillh on 28 December, 2008)
- Hi Bill, I'm copying this discussion over to Talk:Lean manufacturing so we can continue it there. Thanks Nelson50T 14:37, 29 December 2008 (UTC)
- I think the inclusion of the link has placed Jbillh in a bad position in light of WP:SPAM and WP:COI. Let me be clear that I don't see Jbillh doing anything wrong intentionally. It's just the creation of the link and the need to maintain it have put him in this position. Yes, the problems aren't very bad, because of how well he has managed the situation. However, I hate to think of what would happen if others followed this example. --Ronz (talk) 17:00, 29 December 2008 (UTC)
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A belated welcome!
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