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The article shows the typical problems of content that has been added by editors with a conflict of interest: non-neutral language, too many internal details, no "uninvolved" PoV, lack of "independent" reliable sources and overusage of involved sources. Wikipedia is not a PR platform for a topic to present itself, but an encyclopedic project to provide independent neutral information. Time permitting I may do some cleanup in the future. But for now I have tagged the article accordingly. GermanJoe (talk) 09:58, 16 January 2019 (UTC)Reply