Talk:Daniels & Fisher Tower

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Tenants (and their products) aren't notable

This whole paragraph should be taken out. This appears to be more of an SEO attempt (link, proximity of product names, etc)

Today, the D&F Tower is home to a few unique Denver businesses like 2lemetry, the software company behind mqtt.io, m2m.io, and cassandra.io. They occupy the 9th floor of the D&F Tower.

Until the business in question (2lemetry) merits its own Wikipedia entry, it shouldn't be linked to its site from here. Even less relevant to the article are the products of the tenants of the building.