User talk:Soumyadeep2208

Linking to your own papers

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Hi McGeddon, It was nice to get your feedback. But I wanted to point out that the work added in the "outside link" section is actually a review work done from 360 research papers. The document is published after thorough review process of 4 expert reviewers in the field of soil & groundwater treatment. This paper neither upholds any agenda of mine, nor I am going to benefit personally from it. But from my experience, I have observed that these review papers actually exposes the user to the latest technologies & research carried out in that specific field of study --Soumyadeep2208 (talk) 13:54, 20 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]