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Re: Windows Live SkyDrive

Hi! I was trying to look for you how it should be done, however found no pages I could reference to. For example, looking at the Windows Live Messenger article, it does not seem to include any section on extensions/tools like Messenger Plus!, so I have a feeling non-officially supported "features" or "plug-ins" should not be included in the article. In contrast, take Windows Live Writer for example, because there is an officially supported API for plug-ins, some notable plug-ins were briefly mentioned under the part where it talks about APIs. However, this doesn't seem to be the case for your SkyDrive tool. If you think plug-in is notable enough and can justify it, create an article for it, but make sure you have read Wikipedia's guidelines for it.

My suggestion would be to simply create a link to the OFFICIAL website of the tool under "External links" section with a brief one-sentence description of what it does. But no guarantee that these links won't be cleaned up after a while! --Pikablu0530 (talk) 05:51, 2 June 2009 (UTC)