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Hi,
I am new and am enjoying the challenge of writing an article for publication. Navionics is a very notable company having created the worlds first electronic chart plotter some thirty plus years ago. It revolutionized navigation where boaters no longer had to rely solely on instruments but rather use an electronic chart (digitized map) within a piece of hardware (chart plotter) to safely travel on water. Large brands like Garmin, Raymarine now manufacture such hardware for seafaring. Navionics has evolved to focus purely on the cartography now. Could someone review the article and instruct me on the parts that sound too "advertisement" like. I felt it was neutral but perhaps I'm overlooking something. Thank you Cgelineli (talk) 19:45, 11 January 2016 (UTC)cgelineliReply
