Talk:Atomization
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[edit] Video Link demonstrating a US government experiment in atomization
The Video is located on You Tube, the video is a US government video in public domain.
Yet, there was an auto bot that removed the link, these autobots are extremely counter productive. Constantly getting in the way of completly legitimate edits that contribute meaningful additions to articles. Therefore I am pasting the link back in to the article, and placing a complaint on the autobot.
- Heh. Yes, but in this case the bot was also completely correct. The video on youtube is not appropriate, these are two different types of atomization. Moreover, it is on youtube, and this seems a copy of a news item, very likely a violation of WP:COPYRIGHT. I hope this explains. --Dirk Beetstra T C 15:37, 14 March 2008 (UTC)
