Talk:Talitor
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Ok. This is the first source ever, as no article have ever been written about Talitor before. How do you propose to solve this? I can however state that all the information here sited about the company Talitor, should be on file in the Norwegian "brønnøysundregisteret" as all norwegian companies must be registered there. Accessing information on their pages do however cost money. Anyone out there which have access and can pull a link on it?
On a different note, or perhaps even the same one: I do see the logic behind the "no original work" policy, but at the same time there are tons of subjects there have never been written anything on the subject there of. If Wiki is to be a complete repository of human knowledge, shouldn't there be an option for posting things that aren't theories, but simple facts, albeit previously unrecorded on the internet?
-author (not currently remembering my password)
