Talk:Carmel Valley AVA

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[edit] This should be a pure geography article

Take a look at Carmel Valley, California. It is a larger stub for the same town. This article should either be merged into Carmel Valley, California or deleted. Carmel Valley, if it exists as an article at all, should just be about the Carmel River valley, not the town. Mike Dillon 04:10, August 29, 2005 (UTC)

I disagree I was interested in the housing prices ect. ect. I think there should be popculture connotations discussed in the article

i'd suggest seeing the talk page for Carmel Valley Village, CA --67.124.151.243 05:19, 19 October 2006 (UTC)

I added a link in the External Links section to a 71Miles' article, but did not change any other part of the entry. 71Miles is my company. Our articles are a valuable resource to Wikipedia readers when presented in the appropriate context. Our articles are written to inform readers about a destination. To include them in the External Link section is to use that section exactly as it is intended. I have seen multiple instance where links to The New York Times articles and other prominent publications are included in External Link sections on similar topics. Since our writers have been published by the New York Times and other prominent publications, and 71Miles articles are of equal quality, it would have to be bias against independent publishers not to include our links while allowing the Times' links to remain. (Asruge 21:05, 4 July 2007 (UTC))