Talk:Kajeet

Wikipedia is not free advertising, please see the pages on neutral point. I might nominate this page for deletion based on it's lack of relevance.
 * I'd argue to not delete the article. Kajeet is a business but also an entity that non-customers may want to find out about.  Note that wikipedia has a "MVNO" category... would you argue to delete all the articles in that category?   brain (talk)

Of course Wikipedia is not free advertising. But it's an open discussion as to what constitutes information and what constitutes advertising, particularly for a new company. "Buy this!" and "kajeet is great!" and "every kid needs to have a kajeet phone" is clearly advertising. None of that was posted in the original article. Is listing the phone hardware offered by kajeet advertising or informational? I would argue it's informational, though I can understand where many would consider it advertising. I will leave it to others who might agree to reinstate a hardware listing, and to look at listings for Amp'd and Boost Mobile as analagous examples.

Similarly, I believe the idea that kajeet underwent an extensive beta test with thousands of kids and parents to be information and not advertising.

Should the kajeet article be deleted? No more than any other article on any other company generally (Microsoft, Apple, ad infinitum) or any cell phone company specifically (Amp'd, Boost, Disney Mobile, etc.). kajeet is a new company in a high-profile, highly competitive field. That the company is developing their product for kids is certainly newsworthy (witness the TIME magazine article). That some of the material in the original article about kajeet has been modified is certainly fair: There's no need to include an excerpt from the TIME article when someone can click over to it and read the entire article.

I'm a fan of Wikipedia. Certainly kajeet deserves to be listed. Equally certain, kajeet does not wish to abuse the spirit of Wikipedia in any respect.

Ckpcreative 16:49, 15 April 2007 (UTC)CKPcreative

If you read WP:CORP you will see that there are criteria for what makes a company notable. You will therefore see that Microsoft, Apple and others meet these criteria. Just because an article exists on company xyz that doesn't mean that an article should existy for company abc — each case is different.

Are you speaking on behalf of kajeet?

I note that there seems to be one TIME article rehashed twice, not two separate articles. Rich257 23:08, 15 April 2007 (UTC)

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BetacommandBot 00:50, 7 November 2007 (UTC)