User talk:Canyonlady

Additions to the University of Tokyo article
First of all, welcome to Wikipedia. Always good to see new users and your corrections of the English in translated articles is great. I would like to point out how ever that adding Japlish to the University of Tokyo page is not really improving the article. It was also made in a section un-related to the text itself. If you would like to expand an article and improve on how Wikipedia describes the English ability in Japan it would be better to do so in an article that is dedicated to this matter. I have thus reverted the changes and hope that we can agree that this was the correct thing to do. -- Dront (talk) 04:07, 7 January 2010 (UTC)

Speedy deletion nomination of Division for International Relations, the University of Tokyo
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