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 :I favor a strict zero tolerance policy on this kind of PR edits, and the spamming in this case was so shamelessly self-serving that I felt no qualms. ""Public affairs"" offices, by their very nature, tend to be staffed by the kind of people who have trouble comprehending the idea of actual neutral point of view, and treat any indulgence as a license to commit pressagentry and spindoctoring on their masters' behalf. By contrast, for a case where I've been helping the COI editor off-line and she is cleaning up her act, see .   |   "