Talk:Tsuwano, Shimane

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Is this the same as Tsuwano-cho? Should they be merged? gK ¿? 03:06, 1 Jan 2005 (UTC)

"Famous people"[edit]

Particularly in context, this edit seems odd. I don't know if Fujii is famous: I'd never even heard of her, but then I've never heard of Amano either. But Amano and all of the others listed before the addition of Fujii seem to have achieved something worth achieving; Fujii seems merely to have taken dimwittedness to a homicidal level. Still, there's no reason to sanitize the article, if this woman merits her own article, I suppose it's arguable that she merits a mention in the article on her hometown. But if so, the nature of her fame should be described.

Of course I could fantasize the "fame" myself, but that would be a lie: I think she merits obscurity and would instead be inclined to delete any mention of her. -- Hoary (talk) 14:53, 28 December 2008 (UTC)[reply]