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Your contributed article, Applications that use S3 API


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 * Re your message: I have restored the article to your user space at User:Leoinspace/Applications that use S3 API. -- Gogo Dodo (talk) 15:31, 31 May 2016 (UTC)

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COI Draft Article for Vercel
Hi User:Leoinspace. I am in a paid COI relationship with the company Vercel. They are curious to know if they meet the criteria for an article on Wikipedia. I see you have an interest in the space in which Vercel operates. It looks like you may not be editing much right now, but if you are, I was wondering if you might have some time and interest in reviewing Draft:Vercel to see if you feel it meets Wikipedia's notability standards. I am going to reach out to a few volunteers to get input from several people. There is an article about the company's Next.js framework, wich mentions Vercel and its CEO and Next.js creator Guillermo Rauch. I appreciate your time. Best, LeepKendall (talk) 23:49, 21 January 2022 (UTC)