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Latest comment: 6 years ago by TheTomorrow in topic Australia Leading the Way

Shade cloth

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Could we talk about shade cloth (for horticultural use) here as well? Apothecia (talk) 23:09, 17 November 2009 (UTC)Reply

Is there anything saveable from this section, I deleted it because it goes against WP:PROMOTION

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Australia Leading the Way

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Innovations in Shade Sails have been led by Australia with one of the harshest summer climates in the world. Normal shade sails are becoming less effective, and pre-made shade sails often don't fit very well. Custom Made Shade Sails can be purchased so that a shade sail of any size can be purchased and installed. It's important to remember that shade sails without a tension system won't last as well as those fitted with a stainless steel perimeter cable. Shade Sails are also becoming a popular choice in the commercial and industrial sector, with the value and benefits far reaching for large commercial shade sails. Stadiums like the Melbourne Cricket Ground and ANZ Stadium in Sydney utilise PVC shade sail fabric to cover thousands of spectators in these large colosseum style stadiums


It links to the website "commercialshadesails.com.au", I'll link to Wikipedia:Identifying blatant advertising. but just paraphrasing here "On the subject of the traits typical to blatant advertising: The article provides an external link to the company's online store/businesses homepage, and lists or mentions all of the countries or locations that they provide or ship their products or services to. (see "Australia Leads The Way, in all-caps by the way, so that's probably a tagline.)"

Anyway I'm a newbie so don't bite, but this seemed obviously corporate, did want to see if any of this was still worthy of inclusion.

--TheTomorrow (talk) 08:18, 26 January 2020 (UTC)Reply