User talk:Markusaachen

Hello and welcome to Wikipedia! I notice you have have contributed quite a bit of high-quality information about debugging and embedded systems, and we at Wikipedia thank you for your contributions. One small quibble: I removed your links to:

CoWare, a provider of standard-based (SystemC) Virtual Platform solutions integrated within an ESL (Electronic System Level) methodology.
Virtio, a company making virtual platforms for software development, was acquired by Synopsys in May 2006.
www.synopsys.com/virtualplatform Synopsys DesignWare® Virtual Platform Products page.
www.debugging-guide.com - references to tools, books, papers, events, and links on debugging

from the articles on Virtual platform and Debugging. Let's help keep Wikipedia neutral and unbiased by leaving out links to commercial and small/unbiased sites where it is not clear they belong. We prefer to use links to Wikipedia articles, not to external articles, when possible, to avoid the issue. If you have any questions, feel free to reply on my talk page or ask at the WP:PUMP. Cheers, --unforg e ttableid | how's my driving? 06:38, 12 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Virtual Platforms[edit]

re: your removal of commercial links on 'virtual platform'

I strongly disagree with your removal, since the page makes little sense without references to the major competitors in the field. The 2 links that you left, VMware and Xen, were originally listed by me as examples of a subgroup for virtual platforms.

please take a look at the 'virtual platform' page again: another contributor also thought the page made little sense and immediately added his list.

So, as a compromise: How about a list for 'Suppliers', instead of listing the commercial players under 'External Links'?

I don't know enough about the topic to say, so if you re-add the material I won't remove it. But if you want to be sure what the right thing to do is, it'd be better to ask at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Help_desk (yes, the help desk, not the reference desk.) Cheers, --unforg e ttableid | how's my driving? 09:27, 20 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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