User talk:De.vos.katja

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Sumo wrestler article[edit]

So...you took the wrestler article of Tenryū Saburō that I was working on in my own Sandbox and started it as an article as is, without even asking me? I must say this is a first time for me. I would rather have finished my own work, doing a good job on it, and started the article myself when it was ready, instead of having a stranger do it for me. Please don't do this again. Also, sumo wrestlers on English (and Japanese) wikipedia who are mostly famous for their sumo career are listed under their sumo ring name as their article name. I changed it, if you don't mind. FourTildes (talk) 09:05, 14 March 2014 (UTC)[reply]