Talk:Ciaran Gultnieks

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Keep: Ciaran is notable for having a number of significant computer games to his name: the Star Wars game was a major success in its time, while Hardwar was hailed as a significant game in its time. Ciaran is mentioned significantly in the external article at Vektor Grafix. He also founded "The Software Refinery", a company redlettered at present but referenced in some WP articles. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Ringbark (talk • contribs).

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I removed some outdated/unsourced information. The "He is married with one child and lives in Yorkshire." is true, but since it's me and I can't find a reliable source myself, I'd be surprised if anyone else can, so I don't think it belongs. If the author can source it, by all means put it back. CiaranG 11:27, 30 January 2007 (UTC)