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The quality of the article is not quite what it should be. The comment on the software product being little more than an Excel macro is inaccurate (although I of course agree that the product was not quite it was claimed to be.) More accuracy and citations would be needed.
On a related topic, the connection between Klaus Schwab and Think Tools AG should be better covered in Wikipedia. It seems that he was properly mentioned in the Think Tools article, and Think Tools was at some point mentioned in the Klaus Schwab article, but then somebody associated with WEF has been removing these references and managed to even freeze the Think Tools article at some point. Klaus Schwab was one of the central figures, together with von Müller of course, in the raise and fall of Think Tools AG (through his promoting the company in WEF events and to VIPs like Nelson Mandela), and it is a pity that Wikipedia fails to be open about this simply because of the resistance by those people who only have something lose if the company's story were more widely known. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 203.143.165.49 (talk) 04:10, 18 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]
