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    The Spam-whitelist page is used in conjunction with the Mediawiki SpamBlacklist extension, and lists strings of text that override Meta's blacklist and the local spam-blacklist. Any administrator can edit the spam whitelist. Please post comments to the appropriate section below: Proposed additions (web pages to unblock), Proposed removals (sites to reblock), or Troubleshooting and problems; read the messageboxes at the top of each section for an explanation. See also MediaWiki talk:Spam-blacklist.

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    letstalkpayments.com/huntercoin-worlds-first-peer-peer-massively-multiplayer-online-cryptocurrency-game/

    1. Link to white-list: letstalkpayments.com/huntercoin-worlds-first-peer-peer-massively-multiplayer-online-cryptocurrency-game/

    2. Link to be added as a reference to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huntercoin

    3. The article is an original article and is directly relevant to the page it is to be added to. The article goes over several details about Huntercoin, including that "Huntercoin" is a 'massively multiplayer online cryptocurrency game' as stated in the Huntercoin Wikipedia article. The "Let's Talk Payments" article is original material and demonstrates a solid understanding of the basic principles and issues related to Huntercoin and the broader world of cryptocurrencies, and provides insight into the topic proper. Another Wikipedia editor has marked the Huntercoin article for deletion, but it is readily apparent from the editor's comments "...and goes a level ahead to also start calling itself a 'massively multiplayer online cryptocurrency game'..." that the editor does not understand the article or subject material. The proposed "Let's Talk Payments" article link illustrates in clear language that the editor's objections are not founded in an understanding of the topic, i.e. the fact that the game is being referred to as a "massively multiplayer online cryptocurrency game" by others illustrates that the objecting editor does not have sufficient knowledge of the topic to comment on it responsibly.

    This request is only for the specific URL to be white-listed, and is not a domain blacklist-removal request.

    4. This site/URL is not listed in common requests.

    RenegadeMinds (talk) 07:27, 29 March 2014 (UTC)

     Not done Huntercoin has been deleted via the AfD process, and this request is no longer relevant. OhNoitsJamie Talk 18:00, 7 April 2014 (UTC)

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