Talk:Asi (TV series)

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This article is a joke, especially the first couple of sentences. Someone who speaks English as their mother-tongue should fix this 84.191.40.224 (talk) 15:04, 2 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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Strange that I coincidently came across this site today and seeing my entire episode summaries of the series that I put on IMDB being published here, word by word. And also word by word my overall summaries of the series from IMDB is featured here too starting with “For three generations the Kozcuoglu family owns a prominent plantation there. Keeping this farm alive is their foremost goal…These secrets gradually start to shatter when Süheyla also returns to Antakya.”

Since the rest of the Wikipedia article on Asi is not exactly pleasing or suitable and since I like the series, I had to change it ignoring the “joke reference” from the other person which I hope only refers to the introduction that someone wrote in “fanatic” words about Turkish series in general. Not minding that my words are being used here. What is weird, though, is that my word by word IMDB-summaries are used here, while I had to change my own summary of another series that I wrote for IMDB before putting it on Wikipedia, and those were my on words. Lucky that I asked beforehand if it was possible to use my own summary and funny that none here asked when using someone else’s words.

Just a side note: Asi was not called after the river as the article states but after her grandmother Asiye. But yes, the river plays an important part in the series. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 92.228.12.207 (talk) 23:26, 1 October 2011 (UTC)[reply]