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::::I'd argue to keep it in because although it is true that the programming language itself is separate to the platform with which it runs on, this information conforms to what people would expect to find in this article. We have to find a balance between political correctness and usefulness. People reading the article will infer that it is the native platform being referred to, otherwise they most likely don't understand the rest of the article.
::::The changes you've made are better in that it is clearer that there is no native support on those platforms, but I wouldn't put specifics (referring to Mono) the way you have. I would just refer to it as third-party and have a reference to Mono because otherwise it could suggest favouritism towards using Mono and not some other software that could exist (if it does). It suggests that Mono is an officially used platform for running C# rather than a community project. It's best to just be generic and have the reference be specific, hence: "Yes, using third-party software<nowiki><ref>Mono</ref></nowiki>". That way more references can be added in the future without disrupting the visual appeal of the table, and also it contains more information in a smaller space. [[User:Kupraios|Kupraios]] ([[User talk:Kupraios|talk]]) 21:12, 26 November 2012 (UTC)
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