Marc van Woerkom

Masako

Yes, I am the XEmacs guy. I didn't write that info but I put it back because the article as currently stands has NO info about what is obviously a serious controversy regarding Masako. I know almost nothing about her, but as I said in the discussion page, I came looking for info on wikipedia and found none, except for old info that had been deleted. Please note that wikipedia policy is NOT to simply delete all information without obvious sources, but to put a notice by it. The current page w/o any discussion of most of the controversies looks like a whitewash by pro-Masako supporters. Since you obviously know more than I do about this, I would suggest that you put in a discussion of what IS well-accepted, so that people like me who aren't in the know don't get the feeling that info is being deliberately suppressed. Benwing 23:26, 26 December 2006 (UTC)

You wrote about suicide attempts, separation and possible divorce. That is really heavy stuff! In my opinion it is wrong to claim such about a public visible person without being able to give any citation. Unproven information of that kind s nothing more than rumor. This is true for any person. In the special case of Masako it is wide known that she had depressions but I have not seen anything grave, luckily, so far. --Marc van Woerkom 22:07, 27 December 2006 (UTC)

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If it is not used - sink it. :-) --Marc van Woerkom (talk) 08:46, 30 May 2008 (UTC)