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Thank you for the "save". Unfortunately, these changes have made me realize that Wikipedia is turning into something I do not wish to continue editing at the moment. It is a joke when you try to continue having a current page remain as true as it can be, and anyone can come and delete everything that is still true, just because it is not reflected in another site. Jun Matsumoto is and will continue to be a singer, concert producer, songwriter and, most importantly, a member of Arashi, even if the IMDB does not have this information. The page exists now with all the absurd changes they did, erasing almost all his musical career. I don't plan on continuing this stupid task of losing my time editing something that is not being accepted. Arashi is on hiatus, yes, but they have not broken up. Arashi still exists, and proof of that is that they continue posting (occasionally, mind you) information in their SNS, and continue having music out (the Ura Ara Best albums, for now). And he will remain a member and a music artist all his life, not just an actor as the other editor tried to make him look like. Maybe in the future, I will return, if Wikipedia doesn't continue being the place we can no longer trust.SugaShikaoFans (talk) 18:11, 18 August 2021 (UTC)[reply]

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Ken Miyake (Japanese singer) moved to draftspace

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@North8000: Thank you so much for reviewing the page. I've been trying my best to update it as much as possible. Still have some editing to do on it, though. SugaShikaoFans (talk) 05:28, 29 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]

Your submission at Articles for creation: Ken Miyake (Japanese singer) (April 21)

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BLPs like this needs all statements, controversial or not, to be sourced. A contriversal statement is left unsourced and would be chalkenged should this be moved to mainspace.

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Project (disambiguation)

Please read and understand MOS:DAB and WP:DAB. There are great many things All pages with titles beginning with Project. They do not belong to this disambig pages because they are not called simply "project", just like Lincoln School do not belong to page school (disambiguation). - Altenmann >talk 07:13, 6 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]

I've read and I understand what is said there. Yes, as you say, there are a lot of pages that do not belong there, but there are a lot that do and are not included. Those are pages (or articles that refer to it) that could be confused for others. That is why they should be included. Your reasoning in that neither "Project K&P" nor "Project TJ" belong is because they are not called simply "project". But neither does "Microsoft Project" in that case. Microsoft's project is not confusing, because it has in its name to where it belongs, there are no other "Microsoft". That is not confusing at all.

If there doesn't exist a Project TJ page, of course, its because it hasn't been created yet, that is why I was citing it as an example. And the title (or possible title) can be used for many articles (not only for a project referring to the city of Tijuana). That is what should be included in a disambiguation page according to what is defined in the pages you referred me to. Pages that can be ambiguous in its use.

But, OK, you can have it your way. I don't think it is correct because it can lead to confusion if the pages were to exist if created in the future. And that is why the disambiguation pages exist, to eliminate that doubt. I will not revert it... even if I believe they should be there SugaShikaoFans (talk) 07:47, 6 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]