wikipee job for SJ

[damian 0]

The only thing lamer than this entry is the accompanying picture. Something should be done about it.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan_Alps

[SnowJapan.Com#2 0]

If anyone does anything about it, give us a mention will you

[damian 0]

check it out, the last line, you owe me.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_Alps

[SnowJapan.Com#2 0]

The last line?

 

Sorry, I'm really not well up on these things at all - it looked the same as before when I looked again, but if you mentioned us - big thanks!

[damian 0]

I said "sj.com was a great website" but the moderator deleted it in les than a few minutes. He obviously hates SJ.

 

This is the page history

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Japanese_Alps&oldid=67291438

[tsondaboy 0]

The info about J-alps is also inaccurate. The highest pick in Japan after Fuji is Kita-dake (3193 m) in the southern Japanese alps.

[mattlucas 0]

That's just sad

 

I cry when I think of Ontake being a part of the North Alps

[tsondaboy 0]

It is not even a part of the alps in general.

[nzlegend 1]

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Japanese_Alps&oldid=2106163

 

I checked earlier revisions of this page, it seem spud wasnt the only one with cybervandalism on his mind concerning the Japanese Alps! it seems someone else was questioning the sexuality of the Alps!

[mattlucas 0]

 Quote:

Originally posted by tsondaboy:
It is not even a part of the alps in general.

I don't even think that Yakedake and Norikura are in the North Alps if you look at them geologically

Hotaka is the where they should end

[damian 0]

 Quote:

Originally posted by snowglider:
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Japanese_Alps&oldid=2106163

I checked earlier revisions of this page, it seem spud wasnt the only one with cybervandalism on his mind concerning the Japanese Alps! it seems someone else was questioning the sexuality of the Alps!

Mate, read it until the very end

>>And the people eat fish.

[SnowJapan.Com#2 0]

I see, thanks.

 

I suppose there's just so much to hate isn't there?

[AET 0]

So they do actually moderate entries quickly on there.

 

What you wrote did sound a bit like a webmaster wanting a link to his site though, le spud, don't you think?

[tsondaboy 0]

 Quote:

Originally posted by Toque:

 Quote:

Originally posted by tsondaboy:
It is not even a part of the alps in general.

I don't even think that Yakedake and Norikura are in the North Alps if you look at them geologically

Hotaka is the where they should end

You are correct about that, the Volcanoes in the area shouldn’t be considered a part of the Northern Alps which is a product of tectonism. The problem is that it is not easy to define the southern boundary of N. Alps precisely, since volcanism has replaced older structures.