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Just my opinion, but I don't think that museums or libraries or similar public not-for-profit places exhibiting information of public, scientific, historic and scholarly interest should be negatively so labeled as being guilty for "blatant advertising". They're struggling enough to remain financially viable as it is. They should be welcomed to Wikipedia, and it's OK for them to reveal a little of their treasures. (I just checked Disneyland. Not a label in sight!). I'm removing this label, and I hope there is discussion about it. JohnClarknew 21:16, 9 December 2006 (UTC)
