User talk:NachoCheez

Let's see... what you wrote this time was (excluding the infobox and formatting/wikilink code)... ActiveFocus is a project management software, developed by Falafel Software, based in San Jose, CA. Developed in ASP.net 2.0, ActiveFocus is a scalable Web 2.0 project productivity management software tailored for small to enterprise level projects.

ActiveFocus is notably different from other project management software as it is was not produced strictly for software companies, but can be customized for any industry vertical. ...Which is exactly a basic advertisement. If you have not read WP:SOFTWARE, please do read it. If you have read it, read it again. Around here, notability is demonstrated only when references to third-party write-ups are given in the article itself. '''No third-party references, no article. Period. End of story.'''

And for the record - no, I am not being paid by, or affiliated to, or have commercial/stock interests in any corporation. Resurgent insurgent 05:03, 10 August 2007 (UTC)


 * Your latest attempt as Activefocus software is still pitifully short of WP:SOFTWARE requirements. I am not satisfied with these latest "references" which are all trivial mentions of the product without discussing it at length.


 * Since you are obviously convinced of your software's perceived "notability", please make a request to undelete the article at Deletion review, where more people will be able to determine conclusively whether this software is notable. Be prepared that the verdict might be the same, however. Resurgent insurgent 01:47, 11 August 2007 (UTC)