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2346:. I can't read Korean (but I do read Japanese and English), so I'm obviously of little use to you in this content dispute. But it occurs to me that you both might need a disinterested third party who reads Japanese, English, and Korean -- who is familiar with the historical literature -- and who could serve to mediate informally this discussion in such a way that no one can cry foul and claim an agenda is at work. Also, calling each other a "liar" (even if it's true) only makes the situation worse. I'm trying to think of an editor who actually fits the bill for this situation, but nobody immediately comes to mind. You should probably look for an editor you both respect and see if he or she can cross-check all the verifiable references in order to make a sensible editing decision based on the known policies. Failing that, you can always opt for formal mediation but I wouldn't recommend it at this stage because I suspect the mediators might not read all of the languages in question. Just a thought. 400: 2245:
is racist or bashing. For example, you seem to think it is racist to say that Woo was picked on by his classmates for being Zainichi Korean. Since undoubtedly that kind of thing happened in the past (but perhaps not in this exact situation), I don't see how it can be racism to make such a statement. It certainly doesn't seem unlikely at all that it could have happened. It is ok to tag statements with fact tags, but you shouldn't aggressively tag so many statements like that. Because then editors may start viewing you as pushing a pro-Japanese viewpoint rather than trying to improve the accuracy of the article.
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I'm warning you. If you can't stop lying about yourself and harassing me further, you will take the responsibility as the consequence. What's up with Korean sources since you're very insisting on using Korean sources (written by Japanese order) and request me to provide "links". He was "Korean" after
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I tell you the same rationale to Bukubku. The article is only missing "inline citations" with "references" section already. The article was created in 2006 and at that time inline reference seems to be not prerequisite as I looking through 2004~ 2007 DYKs. I could perfectly provide such references as
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Bukubku, it seems to me you interpret any insertion of material that may make Japan look bad (even from almost one hundred years ago) as "anti-Japanese bashing" and as racism. I don't understand this viewpoint, so if I have gotten it wrong, you should point to a specific statement and explain why it
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Opening the article on Japanese poetry with mention of the Chinese poetry's peak seems a bit odd to me... And the phrasing about "taking centuries for the Japanese to digest Chinese poetry" doesn't really go down well with me, either. I'm no expert, both of those statements may be true, but I'm sure
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says it's a picture of "Mey-Yung Stadium Tokyo". I've never heard of this stadium, and I can't find anything about this stadium, so I have to assume it's either a horrible misspelling of some sort, or the name of the stadium is completely fabricated. Anyone know what the real name of the stadium is?
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I whacked the unverifiable reference in favor of the verifiable reference. No one has ever provided a link to the Ceramic World Review article, nor have they provided a scan of the article for review. Therefore, there is no way to verify it says what this (these?) person (people?) is (are) saying it
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I'd like some help on Toilets in Japan. The anon seems unable to understand the difference between "sanitaryware" and "toilet" (see the talk page where anon insists webpages that don't say the word toilet anywhere is supporting his/her claim). The anon also is interpreting some ambiguous numerical
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and a discussion on its talk page, it seems to me that the person who originally added the info purportedly from Ceramic World Review seems to be going on memory and may in fact be confused about numbers which count more than just toilets. For example, according to the given numbers, Roca produces
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My main concern here is to keep the bickering to a minimum. If you have references for something specific in the article, post it to the talk page, then have an admin come review it for inclusion. I'll be happy to do it if you wish. If there are sufficient references to back up a particular claim,
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Do we have anything on the phenomenon of abandoned houses? Seems here the convention is, if you can't pay your rent, you simply move out, but no one moves in, because there is a stigma about getting a house at a cheap price because the realtor had to sell it quickly. So while there is a housing
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Please keep your acidity off this page, Caspian blue. We don't need it here. And please, don't post some long (or short) rant about how biased I am, or how I'm following you around, or how I abusing my admin bit by telling you this, or whatever else you think up. Thank you for your cooperation.
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Interesting question. To the extent that the old system can be thought of as having been made up of separate political entities, each headed by a Daimyo, and a separate central governing structure, the bakufu (and ostensibly all unified under the emperor), I guess one could argue that it was a
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mailing list for technical details. Please do not request deletion of any of the affected images. If you have a copy of these images, please upload them at the image's current page. You may be able to find the images on web.archive.org, Google cache or similar sources. Further inquiries may be
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by an IP editor who had vandalized other articles on the same day. It changed a statement about the Prime Minister from "He must be a member of either house of the Diet and a civilian." to "He must be a member of either house of the Diet or a civilian." (That is, "and" to "or.") The Japanese
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I'm sure Caspian Blue has been told this many times before, but it's pointless to edit war over statements that you are not willing to back up with reliable sources. Almost the entire Woo article seems unsourced and opinionated. Just include statements that can be sourced to some scholar,
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Bukubuku, you made the hoax report. That is called "harassment. And you're clearly not a newbie since you're well knowledge of Wikipeida policies. You said "Don't template me" and that is not a comment from a "real newbie". You're falsifying my edits. That is pathetic. What you're doing is
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problems with some Japan-related articles that you wish editors to resolve, it would be best to quickly summarize the statements you are disputing. If you are unable to do so because of English difficulties, there are people here who can read Japanese (including some native Japanese).
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By mistake, about 500 image files were deleted from various Wikimedia projects, including the English and Japanese Wikipedias and Commons. This message appears on the Watchlist page on Commons: "On Friday September 5, 2008, a human error resulted in the loss of many images
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for it, and populated the category with a few pictures I found on Commons and a few I uploaded myself. As it would seem that the vast majority of images which might belong in this category are currently categorized only by the place they were taken (for example,
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articles for the assertions. I couldn't find any evidence supporting Toto being the world's "fourth largest" toilet manufacturer. I did, however, find several articles mentioning that Toto was either Japan's largest manufacturer, if not the world's. See below:
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data from the Toto talk page without apparently having access to the original source to see if his/her speculation is correct. I could revert but it's be my 3rd revert (and I don't like to get too much into reverting back and forth). So please take a look at
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I agree with C S's assessment here. I see no evidence of Caspian blue inserting any "anti-Japanese" information in the article. Bukubku needs to provide evidence for this kind of accusation. That said, Caspian blue needs to tone down the defensiveness.
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there's a more neutral way of putting it. The phrasing right now seems to simply imply the oh-so-well-known "we did it first, and only through our divine grace did we decide to teach the Japanese how to do it as well" superiority complex...
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Nihonjoe, my name is tainted by the user with some agenda. This section has nothing to do with your ability as "admin tools". Since we both know of our mutual feeling to each other, we would better avoid any redundancy. I appreciate C S's
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soon as the article's protection is expired. I already provided him links that back up the mistreatment that Dr.Woo suffered and Bukubku ignored the "fact".l My concern is Bukubku's behaviors who has a tendency to distort anything.--
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Separately, the article opens with "Japan no longer officially has the traditional federal system, and its 47 prefectures, . . ." Did Japan previously have a federal system? Is this an appropriate opening sentence for the article?
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all because he chose to be and his Japanese mother raised him so. If anyone read your above comment, everyone would notice that you're viciously lying about my provided link. Be logical and civil like other common editors.--
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are not English words; they have English equivalents, being called "sliding doors" or "paper sliding doors" or the like) and other small stylistic fixes, but as for content, I think some work still needs to be done.
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Thank you, C S. I'm troubled with one person. He wrote as Japanese are Racist without sources, so I add " {"{fact}"}" and opposed articles with source. But he deleted " {"{fact}"}" and "<"references /":
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the most toilets with 29.5 million per year. That seems strikingly large to me. I have also added a Daily Telegraph source to both articles, which supports the claim Toto is largest toilet maker.
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There you go. The assessment categories are pretty subjective. ... And, apparently they've added C-class in the last few months since I was last involved in assessment. But if you look at the
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and I think it is more than a stub, but don't get me wrong, I'm not asking for attention, I'm just curious where it falls on the scale so I can get a feel for how wikipedia works. Thanks! --
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I've been to Frontale's Todoroki stadium and that picture definitely isn't of that place. I believe the picture is of, as Torsodog states, Olympic stadium. If you look at this photo
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when I found it, not under "Architecture of Japan" or "Storefronts of Japan" or anything like that), it's not an easy process to locate and re-categorize all the relevant pictures.
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4. Nanotech Toilets Take Off; There are plenty of large mature markets where materials scientists who understand how things behave at the nanometer scale can make an impact today.
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only refer to the solid, opaque sliding doors which are often painted gold, at least in traditional historic sites like castles, and which typically have a circular handhold?
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They look ok. Oricon and TV Tokyo verify them. Song is presently #25 on the weekly singles chart, and it's the theme of the television show. (I'm not an administrator.)
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In the Better Late than Never category: Sorry that I don't know of an article on this. It would be an interesting phenomenon. This would be an interesting topic in
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I'm sorry. I bothered everyone, and made everyone discomfort. I'm sorry. Do you know the person who is the Korean reader, third nationality and third ethnic.--
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I didn't want to mention the person's name here. However he appeared, the person is him. Please, see my report being free from bias. It's not hoax report.--
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It's perfectly in place on Knowledge as there are many given names with articles, separated by culture/language. Just follow the category parent trail. ···
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This information seems hard to find, so if anybody can supply better sources to support or dispute any of these statements, please take a look. --
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is quite impressive, but doesn't that sort of thing really belong more on Wiktionary than Knowledge? It seems a bit out of place. --
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It is a hoax report based on lies. You should be ashamed of yourself. And your link is clearly pointing at me. Don't fool people.--
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Works for me. I think adding 2-3 of these (specifically the ones listing Toto as the "world's largest") would be a good idea. ···
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Agree with Oda Mari: the coordinates in the image page match Olympic Stadium, and they do soccer, so I guess Torsodog's right.
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I think that this should be mentioned in his article, but I am not confident in expressing in English. The Japanese wiki
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tags that contain the location's latitude/longitude coordinates; or you might be able to add coordinates to an existing
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They are different. Shoji is used for lighting as windows, whereas fusuma is used as partition. See the images used in
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Keep your eyes out, please. If you notice something that looks like it belongs to that category, add it. Thank you.
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only refer to the latticed white paper sliding doors, which typically have rectangular handholds in the wood? Does
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federal system. But because of the potential confusion, I agree that traditional feudal system would be better.-
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Gentlemen (I'm assuming you're gentlemen -- apologies if I'm mistaken), it seems to me that you both first need
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Can someone with the information or expertise, and the inclination, please fix up these articles? Yoroshiku.
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Would you guys take a look here? I don't want an edit war, but I need fresh pairs of eyes on this. Thanks,
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Additional info. Kawasaki Frontale did have a game with Yokohama FC on October 7, 2007 at Olympic Stadium.
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LANCASTER NEW ERA (LANCASTER, PA.), March 10, 2005, Thursday, MAGAZINE, 818 words, Catherine S. Molitoris
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I'll go through it more closely later in the weekend, but on a quick glance, it looks just fine. No?
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Does anyone want to help me create new articles and bolster info about the Supreme Court justices?
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Per Bukubku's comment above that Caspian Blue is adding "Japanese are racist" to articles such as
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is quite well-known internationally for his linguistic mistakes. These are colloquially known as
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OK. Thanks. I'll try adding a few when I get a chance a little later, assuming no one objects.
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I guess they didn't bother having backups? Backups are cheap and fairly simple to set up. ···
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Umm, can somebody who speaks English and knows the topic give this a good cleanup? Thanks,
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In the filmography section. It has external links, not at the same level as MoS-JP, etc.
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Are the terms fully interchangeable (I think not)? Does one include the other, i.e. is
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might have some more hints. My guess was based only on the name, not the appearance.
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Can a user (particulaly an admin) with knowledge of the Japanese language look over
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Caspian, you lied again. You sent message in my Talk:page and gave me your source
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Done, along with more text on his family's mine and forced POW labor controversy
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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the
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You might want to look at the talk page, a previous version is archived there.
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What is the reading of マリオの大冒険 ? - I understand it is the Japanese title for
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Plus they act as disambiguations for people who share the same given names.
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earlier this month, because both refer to the position of monarch of Japan
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Knowledge:Administrators' noticeboard/IncidentArchive487#User: Caspian blue
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Thanks to everyone for their help. I've updated the image description. ···
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Another good place is WikiProject Japan's assessment project page. Go to
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Request Kanji added to Japanese template in an article I just started on
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WP:ANI#Checkuser's attention needed and newbie User:Bukubku's harassment
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WP:ANI#Checkuser's attention needed and newbie User:Bukubku's harassment
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shortage here, there are tons of empty houses. Anywhere on the 'pedia?
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Please also see my comment below in the Woo Jang-choon section. ···
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http://en.wikipedia.org/Category:WikiProject_Korea_participants
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5. It's my potty; With slow-closing lids, men can rest assured
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says. I have also left a note on the anon IP's talk page. ···
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Apparently on JA an article about it simply doesn't exist.
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Unless there's something funny going on, it ought to be
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Toto USA Inc., the world's largest toilet manufacturer.
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article needs help, but I can't do it all on my own.
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Excellent. A solid foundation for future expansion.
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Toto Ltd., the world's largest toilet manufacturer,
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along with your report. You're gaming the system.--
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