User talk:Sakeshotz

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Rena Rusty Kanokogi

Your recent edit to Order of the Rising Sun was a good step in a constructive direction; but at this stage of the article's development, it seems prudent to limit supplementary names to those who are already profiled in a Wikipedia article and whose decoration can be confirmed by a citation from a reliable source. As you can see for yourself, I've temporarily relocated Ms. Kanokgi's name to the talk page until someone gets around to creating an article about this important figure in American judo. In my view, there is no question that this name will enhance the quality of the article and its accompanying lists.

At some point in the near future, I don't doubt that Rena Rusty Kanokogi will become a welcome complement to the names already listed. If I weren't already a little over-burdened with on-going projects, I'd develop this article myself. --Tenmei (talk) 02:10, 8 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]