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Japanese would think it was indeed pronounced as けいん. The use of the accented e to emphasize it's pronunciation is used in borrowed
English words such a touché and it's usage has been seen in words such as Pokémon (as does it's wikipedia article) but admittedly it is not established usage for 鐘 (if there is such a thing) and not strict Japanese romanization. I would point out though that kah-neh is by no means correct in "passport Hepburn" romanization either, the h's would signify that you extend the vowels, which would make the word かあねい, which is also incorrect. There may be another romanization method I haven't heard of where extra h's don't signify lengthening the vowel, but I doubt it.
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programming language. This is a problem because to make a table of indeterminate size using templates, you have to use multiple templates, as they do for the succession boxes for instance. So what you suggest can be done, but not elegantly, and not in such a way as to guarantee it will be done every time. You'd be dependent on the person who inserts the table to do the right thing, but that obviates the point of using a template in the first place. It was partly because of this that I added links to the ranks in the footer of the table. I could add one for Juryo, of course. It might be worth adding a row of links to all the divisions.
1590:'s article rather pointless. Other wikipedias can't be used as a source, but the information gleaned from there, unsourced, is okay? Is it not just as egregious not to have any source for information for an article on wikipedia? Message I receive: Getting information from other places (including your own noggin) without sourcing: technically wrong, but we'll let it slide. Being honest about where you got your info: nope, not if it's not sanctioned. Next time I just won't source. You could have least put a source tag on the article, but maybe you were busy.
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followed it as best I could without really knowing where to get my hands on any materials, which basically meant I took notice whenever it happened to be in the news. Back in
September I stumbled on the online sumo fan community, and its been very informative. There were many good reasons to get broadband at home, but for me the "killer app" was being able to watch sumo. The rotten bastards block streaming connections at work.
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himself against some opponents, and he always looks nervous or uncertain before a bout. He really ought to find some way to psych himself up. He doesn't have to go as far as
Takamisakari, (who does, really?) but I don't think he even does the mental preparation even normal rikishi use. I say that just because he seems very low-key during shikiri when I'd think he should be working himself up.
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much information about pre-meiji period yokozuna, and perhaps even pre WWII yokozuna. So, rather than each one having his own page, we could just make a new article called "yokozuna of the pre meiji period" or something like that. I don't think any of those yokozuna articles individually will ever be more than a few lines. what do you think?
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105:, not my main page; that's where the messages are supposed to be, there is a little + on the top of the page to add a comment. This time I moved your comment manually. Anyway back on topic. Knowledge (XXG) works by consensus, you should have consensus before you make drastical changes on a page, or when you see there is a
125:, not ranked because the singular states of the union are ranked. There is a consensus on Knowledge (XXG) that the EU is not a country, but it is a supranational entity, with a democratically elected parliament and a law system, and so it should be included for the sake of information in this kind of articles. --
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correctly, especially since
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Malnova. It sounds like a very exciting match and I'm so pleased for Mitsuki. Now can can he end that dreadful losing run against Asashoryu tomorrow? I do hope I didn't give much away in what I said (although I suspect I probably did). Next time I won't assume you've seen the matches
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I'm determined that every active rikishi with makuuchi experience has their own article, even if it was only for five minutes! :) Seriously, I hope that that's not overkill. I also think the tourney tables really improve the articles so I've been adding as many as I can. Incidentally I noticed today
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cite the article but we might as well cite the reliable source directly, or else it doesn't, in which case we shouldn't cite it at all because it might be wrong (as indeed might our version). Since I can't read
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page: "On the job front: I have similar experiences and conclusions about the future of fair employment for foreign workers in Japan; though part of me knows I should fight the good fight." I just want to say that you remind me of a guy I know and I couldn't agree with you more. I just want to add:
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No problem. Everyone has been doing a good job with all the sumo stuff in general. I think it is a really good idea to consolidate articles and have a few good ones as opposed to a bunch of stubs. I was also thinking we should start to consolidate yokozuna profiles. I don't think there will be
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Takamisakari as he's obviously the senior rikishi at Azumazeki. But I seem to recall Mitoizumi was ahead of Konishiki as Takasago's successor (although ultimately he turned it down). I don't really know how these things work. Maybe,
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I haven't given the sanyaku rank numbers any thought yet. One method used by one of the stats sites is to give the number regardless of how many hold the rank. Whatever I think of, I'll probably just try it out so everyone can see it. That's easier and clearer than describing it. I'm also wondering
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Hi there! Was wondering when you'd be back-- I noticed you popped in a few days ago to revert some vandalism (we've had a few problems with that sort of thing while you've been away, actually...) No worries about the updating; I'll put a message on the WikiProject page similar to last time and see
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In that case you'll see this later. The big problem is that the pipe before the first parameter was missing in the call to {{Basho}}. Other than that it should work OK as you entered it, but it's easier to just leave all the pipes off for a basho you want to leave empty. No use counting a bunch of
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Kotooshu during his ozeki run -- one of those NHK compilations -- and he appeared to be someone worth watching based on that performance, so when I saw him afterward it was a disappointment. I don't think you're being over-imaginative. To me he looks like he beats
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I must confess I don't know much about Knowledge (XXG)'s policies on use of images, or how to upload images to Knowledge (XXG) (must read up on both those things). But I agree there need to be more. It's not too bad for the current rikishi (the top ones anyway) but not so good for retired ones.
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Cheers Malnova. Wakakirin is an interesting guy-- one of those bright young hopes who's taken a while to make it to the top. I'll add what I can. Be good to have you around after the basho, and with ACSE and others here as well I think sumo's doing pretty well on Knowledge (XXG) at the moment.
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Oh don't worry about spoilers-- I look for the results as soon as they're available! I believe every active rikishi with a page now has an infobox and tourney table-- I'm now going through the historical ones. I did Shunketsu, Jumonji and Tosanoumi the other day. I removed them from the "needs
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I don't see your point and obviously you don't see mine, so we should set a consensus, an agreement, involving other people as well, for now I won't edit the post anymore, as I already told you, but I still think that the EU should be included. Also I never wanted to represent all the European
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I wouldn't expect there to be a problem. There's nothing fancy being done there; it's just a table caption. But you said it looks OK on Safari -- when you tried it on IE were you on a Mac? The latest IE version available for the Mac is 4 years out of date. I'd expect many things to not work
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Ozeki are sometimes numbered and sometimes not because there's no point in doing it unless there are at least 3, giving 2 ranks. You're right that it may be unclear, so I'll give some thought as to how to address it. If we're giving rank at all though, the number should be there as it's not
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Thanks for tidying up the list of active wrestlers. I hsdn't thought of mentioning it under individual wrestlers' articles-- that's a good idea. The article's a bit of a halfway house at the moment isn't it-- a bit like a banzuke but not quite. It does need looking at at some point.
921:)-- if only they had tourney tables. But since the sad demise of hakkeyoi.net (which had complete tournament results for every sekitori since the 1950s) I'm finding it very difficult to get the data. I'll list them under "needs attention" and see if anyone can help out.
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The size of the award icons is part of an effort to keep the table as compact as possible, but if they're too small for comfort I'll make them larger. The different look you're getting relative to your setup is because of the font selection. I'm using boldface.
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can be a bit vague-- some people think of it as yokozuna, ozeki, sekiwake, komusubi, others (like myself) O, S, K, and still others as just S and K! But maybe I'm worrying too much. It might be worth just merging it and as you say, just seeing how it looks.
586:"Trivial" here means it's easy to add to the template, not that it's unimportant. Actually, once we start to add rikishi who have spent significant time in Juryo, like Kaiho or Takanowaka, I was thinking it might be worth including Juryo tournament records.
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Well would you believe it. I've just stumbled across sumodb.sumogames.com.... which is listed on the WP:SUMO page!! It seems to be just what I'm looking for. I've now added Ryuko's infobox and tourney table and put him on your list. More will now follow:)
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until a consensus is reached, and anyone is welcome to contribute to the discussion. The nomination will explain the policies and guidelines which are of concern. The discussion focuses on high-quality evidence and our policies and guidelines.
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I copied the caption that had been uploaded with the image onto the Anglo Dane page. The person that uploaded the image was the one that wrote it. I have added a few more bits to the article but my reference books have no more to add.
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is going well. Maybe in the future I will come back, but, it is better to go cold turkey in these situations, I feel. Thanks again for the kind words and keep up the good work. You have done far more than I.
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It turns out I'm not going to be able to put that style of reference into the table since you can't use ref tags inside template code and expect them to work correctly. So the way you're doing it is just fine.
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since I already had them done and could just paste them in; and I had to test them somehow. But I agree there's no reason to rush back and redo all of the ones you already added. We can get to them whenever.
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Please revert your changes to this article, (both the renaming and pronounciation) as they are inaccurate. "Kane" is romanized strictly as "kane," which no accented "é." In fact, "é" does not exist in any
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That's fantastic! It's always been an ambition of mine to see a sumo match live and to meet a rikishi. I know the Sumo Association's planning to come to London in 2009 so maybe I'll get my chance then!
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I am just spending far too much time on wikipedia for my own good, especially in the past few weeks. Cold turkey is the best way to go. I enjoyed working on the sumo articles and I am glad that the
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It's actually easier to add the links after the fact with a template because it only has to be done once instead of in every article. I really dislike the idea, but if everyone wants it I'll do it.
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As for the status of my account, I have a few, although I only reserve their use for account-restricted features. It's a difficult issue to get into here, but rest assured I am quite active.
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for speedy deletion. I just want to point out, for future reference, all you need to do to nominate a page for speedy deletion is type {{db|your reason here}}. I'm not sure if you used
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For your tireless efforts in keeping Sumo articles up-to-date with tourney stats, and organizing sumo articles so they look professional, and all that jazz. Don't eat them all at once!
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a little squashed because of the infobox, but as I said there's no fixing that anyway unless you want to stick a bunch of blank lines on top. It will fix itself as the article grows.
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Ooh thanks Malnova. My first award!:) Good idea with the "completed retired rikishi" bit. I've been working on a few articles recently which probably would meet that criteria (eg.
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with the box in place and I'll see what I can do to fix it. It might just be a conflict with the infobox, but that will be true of any table you try to squeeze in there.
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could change anything. I can't imagine why all these foreigners who are barely known with the foreign community, let alone within Japan have pages at the same level as
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Actually Takanoawaka and Buyuzan still need tourney tables, but neither will be making it back to makuuchi anytime soon so maybe not much of a rush on that one!
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