User talk:Groink/Archive 1 - Revision history

Groink at 04:47, 23 February 2007

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Marienella at 23:35, 22 February 2007

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Martina at 13:24, 20 February 2007

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Groink at 04:50, 20 February 2007

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Martina at 04:45, 20 February 2007

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Groink at 04:39, 20 February 2007

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Martina at 04:28, 20 February 2007

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Groink at 07:40, 7 February 2007

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Kidmigz at 07:08, 7 February 2007

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Groink at 07:02, 7 February 2007

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	i cant add the Hanayome to Papa drama to the Ishihara Satomi page, i get the message 500.shtml,		i cant add the Hanayome to Papa drama to the Ishihara Satomi page, i get the message 500.shtml,
	there is not text on this page error		there is not text on this page error
		+	:Yes, I get this too at times. I believe Ruroshin knows about it. I'll bother him about it once again. [[User:Groink\|Groink]] 22:47, 22 Feb 2007 (CST)

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	::The point was 'Why the fuss of _deleting_ one (useful) fansite link that had been there for a year and wasn't hurting anyone?' But since you replied to me in such apocalyptic terms, I thought it was better not to distress you further, since to you it's really a matter of life and death.		::The point was 'Why the fuss of _deleting_ one (useful) fansite link that had been there for a year and wasn't hurting anyone?' But since you replied to me in such apocalyptic terms, I thought it was better not to distress you further, since to you it's really a matter of life and death.
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		+	== 500.shtml ==
		+	i cant add the Hanayome to Papa drama to the Ishihara Satomi page, i get the message 500.shtml,
		+	there is not text on this page error

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	Look, I give up, have fun in your kingdom :D		Look, I give up, have fun in your kingdom :D
	:My exact point. Why the fuss of allowing linking to fansites? [[User:Groink\|Groink]] 22:50, 19 Feb 2007 (CST)		:My exact point. Why the fuss of allowing linking to fansites? [[User:Groink\|Groink]] 22:50, 19 Feb 2007 (CST)
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		+	::The point was 'Why the fuss of _deleting_ one (useful) fansite link that had been there for a year and wasn't hurting anyone?' But since you replied to me in such apocalyptic terms, I thought it was better not to distress you further, since to you it's really a matter of life and death.

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 and the outcome was that it was fine to link that fansite. The thing is: there are not many updated and useful fansites about Japanese actors. Mine is one of the few that is UPDATED and USEFUL, even more than the Official one, and not just because of the language barrier.
 So I linked the fansite again, and please, don't remove it again, or I'll have to ask MoerkJ again, and everyone will lose more of their time. Thank you :D
-:Go ahead and go through the process again. We're not going to sit down and analyze every fricking fansite for approval. If I let this one fansite slide, that will totally break DramaWiki's NPOV policy, and opens the floodgates for every other fansite. I'm not going to let that happen. Wikipedia enforces this exact same policy, under [[Wikipedia:External_links]], and many of the policies we enforce here are inspired by Wikipedia. The admin will have to totally disable my account before I let this one slide. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 22:32, 19 Feb 2007 (CST)
+:Go ahead and go through the process again. We're not going to sit down and analyze every fricking fansite for approval. If I let this one fansite slide, that will totally break DramaWiki's NPOV policy, and opens the floodgates for every other fansite. I'm not going to let that happen. In cooperation with the other editors, [[DramaWiki:Style_guide#What_hyperlinks_are_allowed_and_not_allowed|this linking policy has been in place since June 24, 2006]], which post-dates your conversation with the admins back in March 2006. As of today, no administrators or editors have debated these policies, simply because Wikipedia enforces these exact same policies, such as external linking under [[Wikipedia:Wikipedia:External_links]]. Many of the policies we enforce here are inspired and modeled based on Wikipedia. It is these policies that keep order within DramaWiki. Now you may call me god-like and such, but my duty as an editor on DramaWiki is for it not to turn into anarchy. The admin will have to totally disable my account before I let this one slide. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 22:32, 19 Feb 2007 (CST)
 ::My God, it really is a matter of life and death, isn't it?
 Too bad that fansite link had been there for over a year and, guess what? No tragedy had happened, no floodgate had been opened.
 Look, I give up, have fun in your kingdom :D

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	So I linked the fansite again, and please, don't remove it again, or I'll have to ask MoerkJ again, and everyone will lose more of their time. Thank you :D		So I linked the fansite again, and please, don't remove it again, or I'll have to ask MoerkJ again, and everyone will lose more of their time. Thank you :D
	:Go ahead and go through the process again. We're not going to sit down and analyze every fricking fansite for approval. If I let this one fansite slide, that will totally break DramaWiki's NPOV policy, and opens the floodgates for every other fansite. I'm not going to let that happen. Wikipedia enforces this exact same policy, under [[Wikipedia:External_links]], and many of the policies we enforce here are inspired by Wikipedia. The admin will have to totally disable my account before I let this one slide. [[User:Groink\|Groink]] 22:32, 19 Feb 2007 (CST)		:Go ahead and go through the process again. We're not going to sit down and analyze every fricking fansite for approval. If I let this one fansite slide, that will totally break DramaWiki's NPOV policy, and opens the floodgates for every other fansite. I'm not going to let that happen. Wikipedia enforces this exact same policy, under [[Wikipedia:External_links]], and many of the policies we enforce here are inspired by Wikipedia. The admin will have to totally disable my account before I let this one slide. [[User:Groink\|Groink]] 22:32, 19 Feb 2007 (CST)
		+	::My God, it really is a matter of life and death, isn't it?
		+	Too bad that fansite link had been there for over a year and, guess what? No tragedy had happened, no floodgate had been opened.
		+	Look, I give up, have fun in your kingdom :D

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	and the outcome was that it was fine to link that fansite. The thing is: there are not many updated and useful fansites about Japanese actors. Mine is one of the few that is UPDATED and USEFUL, even more than the Official one, and not just because of the language barrier.		and the outcome was that it was fine to link that fansite. The thing is: there are not many updated and useful fansites about Japanese actors. Mine is one of the few that is UPDATED and USEFUL, even more than the Official one, and not just because of the language barrier.
	So I linked the fansite again, and please, don't remove it again, or I'll have to ask MoerkJ again, and everyone will lose more of their time. Thank you :D		So I linked the fansite again, and please, don't remove it again, or I'll have to ask MoerkJ again, and everyone will lose more of their time. Thank you :D
		+	:Go ahead and go through the process again. We're not going to sit down and analyze every fricking fansite for approval. If I let this one fansite slide, that will totally break DramaWiki's NPOV policy, and opens the floodgates for every other fansite. I'm not going to let that happen. Wikipedia enforces this exact same policy, under [[Wikipedia:External_links]], and many of the policies we enforce here are inspired by Wikipedia. The admin will have to totally disable my account before I let this one slide. [[User:Groink\|Groink]] 22:32, 19 Feb 2007 (CST)

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	BTW since HYDE & Gackt starred in the same movie. Gackt gets a page and HYDE doesn't....		BTW since HYDE & Gackt starred in the same movie. Gackt gets a page and HYDE doesn't....
	:Read the Main Page. This is a F**KING <u>TV DRAMA</u> WIKI. You NOT mentioning TV dramas proves my point. [[User:Groink\|Groink]] 17:50, 21 Jan 2007 (CST)		:Read the Main Page. This is a F**KING <u>TV DRAMA</u> WIKI. You NOT mentioning TV dramas proves my point. [[User:Groink\|Groink]] 17:50, 21 Jan 2007 (CST)
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		+	== Sorimachi Fansite link - added again! ==
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		+	Hi Groink, I know you're a God, I (kind of) admire you, and I'm also quite scared of you and your outbursts. Anyhow, I noticed you removed my fansite on the Takashi Sorimachi page.
		+	Well, last year we had a discussion about that:
		+	http://wiki.d-addicts.com/User_talk:YtToshi
		+	and the outcome was that it was fine to link that fansite. The thing is: there are not many updated and useful fansites about Japanese actors. Mine is one of the few that is UPDATED and USEFUL, even more than the Official one, and not just because of the language barrier.
		+	So I linked the fansite again, and please, don't remove it again, or I'll have to ask MoerkJ again, and everyone will lose more of their time. Thank you :D

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 :Thanks for writing.... よょ... Notice the second character is smaller than the first? Anytime you have a small "yo" character, it basically adds to the syllable of the character before it. They're used to create additional phonetic sounds that aren't otherwise available in just one hiragana character. For example, じょ is "jo" seeing there's no single hiragana character that makes the "jo" sound. As for 料理, I checked three sources: one is [[Wikipedia:ja:料理|Japanese Wikipedia via this link]]. The other two are the [http://www.j-talk.com/nihongo/index.php Kanji Converter] and JWPce, which is a Windows-based Japanese text editor I use. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 01:02, 7 Feb 2007 (CST)
 ::I'm still confused. 東京 -> とうきょう -> Tokyo. 今日 -> きょう -> kyo. 冗談 -> じょうだん -> jodan. So why isn't it 料理 -> りょうり -> ryori? Or should we be rewriting the above as Tokyu, kyu, and judan? [[User:Kidmigz|Kidmigz]] 01:08, 7 Feb 2007 (CST)
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 Regarding the romanization of 料理 as "ryuri," I definitely have to say that's new to me. Is there a specific guide you're using for romanization? I thought we were roughly following Hepburn (without macrons), in which case it should be romanized as "ryori," right? I didn't understand the comment you made about the ょ becoming just 'y' - that doesn't happen with other words. For example: 東京, 今日, 行列 (as in 行列のできる法律相談所)... [[User:Kidmigz|Kidmigz]] 00:47, 7 Feb 2007 (CST)
 :Thanks for writing.... よょ... Notice the second character is smaller than the first? Anytime you have a small "yo" character, it basically adds to the syllable of the character before it. They're used to create additional phonetic sounds that aren't otherwise available in just one hiragana character. For example, じょ is "jo" seeing there's no single hiragana character that makes the "jo" sound. As for 料理, I checked three sources: one is [[Wikipedia:ja:料理|Japanese Wikipedia via this link]]. The other two are the [http://www.j-talk.com/nihongo/index.php Kanji Converter] and JWPce, which is a Windows-based Japanese text editor I use. [[User:Groink|Groink]] 01:02, 7 Feb 2007 (CST)
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	Regarding the romanization of 料理 as "ryuri," I definitely have to say that's new to me. Is there a specific guide you're using for romanization? I thought we were roughly following Hepburn (without macrons), in which case it should be romanized as "ryori," right? I didn't understand the comment you made about the ょ becoming just 'y' - that doesn't happen with other words. For example: 東京, 今日, 行列 (as in 行列のできる法律相談所)... [[User:Kidmigz\|Kidmigz]] 00:47, 7 Feb 2007 (CST)		Regarding the romanization of 料理 as "ryuri," I definitely have to say that's new to me. Is there a specific guide you're using for romanization? I thought we were roughly following Hepburn (without macrons), in which case it should be romanized as "ryori," right? I didn't understand the comment you made about the ょ becoming just 'y' - that doesn't happen with other words. For example: 東京, 今日, 行列 (as in 行列のできる法律相談所)... [[User:Kidmigz\|Kidmigz]] 00:47, 7 Feb 2007 (CST)
		+	:Thanks for writing.... よょ... Notice the second character is smaller than the first? Anytime you have a small "yo" character, it basically adds to the syllable of the character before it. They're used to create additional phonetic sounds that aren't otherwise available in just one hiragana character. For example, じょ is "jo" seeing there's no single hiragana character that makes the "jo" sound. As for 料理, I checked three sources: one is [[Wikipedia:ja:料理\|Japanese Wikipedia via this link]]. The other two are the [http://www.j-talk.com/nihongo/index.php Kanji Converter] and JWPce, which is a Windows-based Japanese text editor I use. [[User:Groink\|Groink]] 01:02, 7 Feb 2007 (CST)

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