Talk:Solar Dynamics

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What advertising? I personally know I don't advertise for anybody.... If this article was deleted--- how can I now even review the article I wrote to see what can be changed to remove the "Advertising" looking statements???? This page wasn't even brought up for discussion as far as I know to allow for changes to be made. The REASON I created this article were two main reasons that were supported by a third additional reason.

One--- Solar Dynamics was given government-incentives (in the early years of the country) by the Barbados Government, and it was seen as one of the areas the "Father of the Nation" wanted to see as a way to propell the post-independence Barbados economy. Secondly, I've also noticed that some Wikipedians are privately charting country articles (on a nation by nation process) Seen on either here -or- here. Some countries are starting to add a section on energy conservation. As such, any stats in the article were merely statistics of what each of the 3 major Barbados Solar hotwater heater companies were claiming to have actually installed in the country. CaribDigita 07:33, 5 January 2007 (UTC)[reply]