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You watched the episode and were able to identify the blades as Dao but when you saw the pages here, they were identified on this wiki as scimitars. You reached out to the author to correct the error and he said add the changes but then reverted back to the original version. Is that correct? Do you remember the username of this person? |
You watched the episode and were able to identify the blades as Dao but when you saw the pages here, they were identified on this wiki as scimitars. You reached out to the author to correct the error and he said add the changes but then reverted back to the original version. Is that correct? Do you remember the username of this person? |
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| − | Yes.Your description is correct but reverted back to the original version |
+ | Yes.Your description is correct but he reverted back to the original version and also added some new statements that a Dao was a variant of scimitar or something. That's just lol cause nobody in kung fu class says let's practice scimitar. |
I don't remember the username .It was probably 2008 or 2009. I just came back after 9 years and saw that nothing had changed on the scimitar page. :) The best way I guess is to ask James Lew himself on Facebook to confirm. |
I don't remember the username .It was probably 2008 or 2009. I just came back after 9 years and saw that nothing had changed on the scimitar page. :) The best way I guess is to ask James Lew himself on Facebook to confirm. |
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Latest revision as of 16:23, 11 October 2017
Ok so let me just make sure I understand this. I don't know very much about these weapons so please forgive me if I get some info wrong.
You watched the episode and were able to identify the blades as Dao but when you saw the pages here, they were identified on this wiki as scimitars. You reached out to the author to correct the error and he said add the changes but then reverted back to the original version. Is that correct? Do you remember the username of this person?
Yes.Your description is correct but he reverted back to the original version and also added some new statements that a Dao was a variant of scimitar or something. That's just lol cause nobody in kung fu class says let's practice scimitar.
I don't remember the username .It was probably 2008 or 2009. I just came back after 9 years and saw that nothing had changed on the scimitar page. :) The best way I guess is to ask James Lew himself on Facebook to confirm.