User talk:Tadhg Plummer
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[edit] Jounin
Well, I got the spelling from subtitles in the Japanese version of the show. It's in the manga as well. It is the official spelling just like Maito Gai (Might Guy in English).
Sorry for the edit to your page, I've just now learned how to leave a comment.
-Benpercent
- I see. I was just wondering because in the Naruto box at the bottom of Naturo-related pages, its spelled "Jonin", as well in other articles. I checked and saw your edit was reverted, so I think we should stick with "Jonin" to prevent "edit wars". -Tadhg Plummer 21:43, 15 November 2006 (UTC)
Ah, good point. I found out something new. It's Jounin in the Japanese version and Jonin in the English version.
I think I'll start a discussion as to whether or not we want more American or Japanese influence in the article.
And I'll be sure to take you up on your advice on avoiding an edit war.
-Benpercent
