Talk:Chosei Funahara

Assessment
Comments were posted on Talk:Funahara, the talk page for a duplicate article that is now a redirect to this one. The two articles seem to be at roughly the same level of development, so I'll add a copy of the comments below. -David Schaich Talk/Cont 02:07, 9 July 2007 (UTC)

"There's actually a fair bit of information here - more than in most stubs. But it's poorly organized and not wikified. Please bring this article more in line with some semblance of wiki-standards. There are actually very few "rules" here, and even the guidelines are quite loose. There's no one form you have to stick to, just make it look a bit more like other articles in a very general way. One small way you can start is by adding in the kanji for the name, and either replacing the pronunciation guide with IPA (which I personally find useless as I can't read IPA) or just chuck it entirely. Anyone with even the most basic knowledge of Japanese knows how to pronounce Chosei. LordAmeth 00:46, 2 January 2007 (UTC)"

American Video Award
Most references I have found list Zbigniew Rybczynski as the winner of the 1985 American Video Award for editing of the music video, "She Went Pop," by I Am Siam. See for example.