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 == Need some hints on how to NOT get my content obliterated -) == 

 OpenMP is great, but if you go to the official website, you realize the last posting of ""In the Media"" is 1998. You then realize this is for Fortran and C++. 

 My point is the world has moved on to multicore chips in $900 laptops, Java and C#.  Parallel computing has moved _much_ farther than OpenMP has. We need more content here for the masses, not the PhD's on supercomputers. 

 I tried to post _recent_ information about new parallel frameworks like DataRush, but was 'smacked down' by Eagle_101 (or some close facsimile) and all my content was obliterated. 

 QUESTION: Why is it okay for Informatica, Tibco and other large corporations to post massive marketing datasheets in wikipedia, but not allow subject matter experts to post useful information in appropriate topic areas? 

 I concede DataRush is free but not open source, nor a global standard. But indeed it is recent, topical and factual. The programming framework exists, is useful to mankind etc...etc...  So why does wikipedia not want to inform the world of its existence?"