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Hi @CurryTime7-24, this is @Toobigtokale. See my IP talk page for why I'm on an IP. As previously, I appreciate you challenging my work; the goal is to produce NPOV robust content. Still, I believe what I'm contributing is important and useful.

I'm running into edit conflicts; can I work on adding information to the article for a bit for now, and then you revise things later?

Also some side points I want to hash out:

• Nitobe was a professor of colonialism; it does not seem a stretch to me to mention that he was pro-colonialism possibly in the lead. I will do more research in the body to make clear that this is more notable of a controversy than the article currently suggests.
• Your edit comment about the Korean Wikipedia I don't agree with. Based on all Wikipedia policies/guidelines I've seen, all language Wikipedias are more than welcome to reflect information in any language source. While English sources are preferred for fact checking convenience, I've never seen that non-English perspectives are fundamentally second-class on the English Wikipedia.

104.232.119.107 (talk) 00:36, 4 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]

@CurryTime7-24 I think we should continue discussion about article here for sake of public viewing, concerns about my IP can be discussed on my IP talk page.

For others reading, there's some discussion of this article on my talk page, here 104.232.119.107 (talk) 03:04, 4 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]