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Tenmei (talk · contribs), since your articles were coming up to the newest article indicator at the WikiProject Korea noticeboard, I've known your creations of Korean diplomats, and I really appreciate your efforts. BUT your articles not only disregard the naming convention of Korea, but also contain false/irrelevant/uncited information. Their service as diplomat are only small portion of their careers, but well, their biography are only about Joseon Tongsinsa things. Given the limited accessible source, I can understand that, while you copy-and-pasted all the same material of Japanese shogunate to those article by just changing their names and date.

Even though I have explained so many times, the title was in McCune-Reischer, not Revised Romanization of Korean. I tried to find any information on "Yeo Ui-gye (or Yo Ui-gye) in both English/Korean, but could not get any hit except the book written by Etsuko Kang. I searched through the website of Annals of the Joseon Dynasty with a great deal of time, and found out she incorrectly translated hanja to English. His name is Yeo Ui-son (呂義孫), but the author certainly confused 孫 (pronounced Son) with 係 (pronounced "Gye") Since you can read Chinese characters, I do not explain what the letters mean (you can click them though), but each have a different meaning from the other. I expanded the content with 8 citations, and removed your original research (I left my message to edit summaries).

And talk page is for discussion not for soapboxing, so please use the page with the right purpose. Thanks.--Caspian blue 03:05, 12 October 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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+== Removed original research, incorrect, irrelevant information ==
+{{User|Tenmei}}, since your articles were coming up to the newest article indicator at the WikiProject Korea noticeboard, I've known your creations of Korean diplomats, and I really appreciate your efforts. BUT your articles not only disregard the naming convention of Korea, but also contain false/irrelevant/uncited information. Their service as diplomat are only small portion of their careers, but well, their biography are only about [[Joseon Tongsinsa]] things. Given the limited accessible source, I can understand that, while you copy-and-pasted all the same material of Japanese shogunate to those article by just changing their names and date.
+Even though I have explained so many times, the title was in McCune-Reischer, not Revised Romanization of Korean. I tried to find any information on "Yeo Ui-gye (or Yo Ui-gye) in both English/Korean, but could not get any hit except the book written by Etsuko Kang. I searched through the website of [[Annals of the Joseon Dynasty]] with a great deal of time, and found out she incorrectly translated [[hanja]] to English. His name is Yeo Ui-son (呂義孫), but the author certainly confused '''{{linktext|孫}}''' (pronounced Son) with '''{{linktext|係}}''' (pronounced "Gye") Since you can read Chinese characters, I do not explain what the letters mean (you can click them though), but each have a different meaning from the other. I expanded the content with 8 citations, and removed your original research (I left my message to edit summaries).
+And talk page is for discussion not for soapboxing, so please use the page with the right purpose. Thanks.--[[User talk:Caspian blue|'''Caspian''' blue]] 03:05, 12 October 2009 (UTC)