In an unanimous vote, Dolomite's Board of Director's voted to suspend its agreement with CNI Web Networks out of China from maintaining any Dolomite Enterprises sites.

The move came after it was brough to Dolomite's attention that CNI, who was responsible for marketing and providing content on multiple site owned by Dolomite Enterprises, was using marketing terms and phrasing duplicated from other sites.

Although the duplication was only on a few pages, the board felt that some of the content was too close to competitors and in some cases was an exact match to other sites.

After the boards decision vote was made, Dolomite's Technology Staff began making immediate changes to key words, phrases and other language used throughout its site. All access was removed that belonged to CNI and Dolomite formed its own internal department to manage all sites owned by Dolomite.

Dolomite currently owns or manages hundreds of sites across a wide variety of subject matter.