Really.  What rock have you been living under that you're not aware of the - at times controversial - editing policies at wikipedia.org, easily the largest, most well-known wiki available?
Here's a realtime document of pages nominated for deletion at wikipedia, just for today: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/Log/Today
The reasons for those deletions are often things like it not being relevant, or being too small in scope for an 'encyclopedia' type wikipedia, but every once in a while there's things popping up there that are slander, fraudulent, and much, much worse.  They certainly don't leave those pages up unless there's a compelling reason to do so.


Please show me what legitimate vendor's product was removed.  Try not to fall into the irony trap here

Since we're talking wiki: [citation needed]

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I already gave you an answer on that - I'll get around to them eventually.  Since we're sharing pictures, here's where I'm at.  EMIC is that "European Mi" one under the dashed cells:
http://i.imgur.com/rzEiRts.png
The blurred data isn't that interesting, just preliminary information on introduction date, node process, core voltages and such, but as I'm working my way down on those.  Don't worry, as you're just sourcing chips from an unspecified Chinese manufacturer, rather than claiming you've designed your own, you're not even interesting enough for that particular sheet.

And that's only part of it, as I still have all this stuff to go through, too:
http://i.imgur.com/i3VcmRm.png

I'll hit EMIC eventually, and if I feel that things are at least as iffy as your entries, I'll be happy to remove them.  Then they come around here and claim you paid me to do so

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Well, while I was typing this, 8 new replies, and Taras has already removed them.  So, I guess you paid him first.  I demand a cut, Taras... 40%?
I guess I can still tackle Achilles Labs.. whatever's going on with that outfit.