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I can't find any definitive sources online, but I know from personal experience that the text-message scheme does not work anymore. The statue continues to breathe fire at regular intervals, though, without the need to send any text messages. I'll keep looking, but if anyone finds some reliable sources earlier, please update the article. — Kpalion(talk)01:50, 22 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]
It seems that while there was quite some hype in the local media about the text messaging scheme, it was later terminated without any ado. The only online reference I could find is this – hardly a reliable source, but it does confirm that no official announcement of the end to the "breathe fire on SMS" service was ever announced, so we may just as well not bother looking for official sources. In this case, I wonder whether we should mention the scheme at all. It seems to have worked only for some four years. Is it relevant, if it doesn't even work anymore? — Kpalion(talk)17:48, 24 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]
