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*Well, it appears to be a notable phenomenon, though I'm not sure if it's delving into the realms of original research, so '''Weak keep''' there. However, I fail to understand what its use in French has to do with it being encyclopedic, or what political reason would entail it being unused. [[WP:NOT|Wikipedia is not censored for political correctness]], after all. [[User:bookofjude|Jude]] <small>([[User_talk:Bookofjude|talk]],[[Special:Contributions/Bookofjude|contribs]],[[Special:Emailuser/Bookofjude|email]])</small> 10:19, 6 May 2006 (UTC) |
*Well, it appears to be a notable phenomenon, though I'm not sure if it's delving into the realms of original research, so '''Weak keep''' there. However, I fail to understand what its use in French has to do with it being encyclopedic, or what political reason would entail it being unused. [[WP:NOT|Wikipedia is not censored for political correctness]], after all. [[User:bookofjude|Jude]] <small>([[User_talk:Bookofjude|talk]],[[Special:Contributions/Bookofjude|contribs]],[[Special:Emailuser/Bookofjude|email]])</small> 10:19, 6 May 2006 (UTC) |
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:It belongs to a dictionarty of neologisms, and is not expandable above a ''list of usage of the word Nipponisation''. It is possible to understand it on its own. *-ISATION words are not very much used in spoken language, neither in scientific language (except for scientific purpose: poly-mer-isation. this it where it comes from). |
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highly biased - neologism rarely used in french, should not be used for political reason. Akidd dublin•tl•ctr-l 09:03, 6 May 2006 (UTC)
- Well, it appears to be a notable phenomenon, though I'm not sure if it's delving into the realms of original research, so Weak keep there. However, I fail to understand what its use in French has to do with it being encyclopedic, or what political reason would entail it being unused. Wikipedia is not censored for political correctness, after all. Jude (talk,contribs,email) 10:19, 6 May 2006 (UTC)
- It belongs to a dictionarty of neologisms, and is not expandable above a list of usage of the word Nipponisation. It is possible to understand it on its own. *-ISATION words are not very much used in spoken language, neither in scientific language (except for scientific purpose: poly-mer-isation. this it where it comes from).