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* '''Delete''' per [[WP:NEO]], [[WP:NOT#DICT]] and [[WP:PROMOTION]]: the article's subject is another buzzword that was attached to several preexisting aspects in order to make marketing the corresponding [[WP:SOLUTION|solutions]] easier. Though article is quite long, it barely passes [[WP:CSD#G1]] criterion in section "Common tasks and required functionality", which makes apparently evident that the topic boils down to several aspects of [[web application]] development, with some of them being already in place before "Web 2.0" hype. Also note, that the article is quite wordy, but doesn't share much info; if rewritten in encyclopedic tone, it would be condensed to a single short paragraph. That said, the purpose of this article seems to be in describing the buzzword as having some real world significance (in fact it tries to show much more significance then there is) and consequently promote several companies (listed and linked at the bottom) as doing an important business. — [[user:czarkoff|Dmitrij D. Czarkoff]] ([[user talk:czarkoff|talk]]) 12:58, 12 August 2012 (UTC)
* '''Delete''' per [[WP:NOT#DICT]] and [[WP:PROMOTION]]. <
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