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violation
Okay, wikipedia is not a dictionary. I get that.
Maybe.
Let me check.
Is the article
Tentsuyu in violation of that rule? I originally wrote it, but now I wonder if it's inappropriate. I'd like to find out before I write more things like that? Any advice?
Arthur 03:14 Mar 14, 2003 (UTC)
I think it is fine. --
Taku 04:16 Mar 14, 2003 (UTC)
That entry is fine; it is about the sauce not the word. Therefore it is perfectly acceptable. What we have problems with are articles that are just about words and not the subjects that those words name. --
mav