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**anderriter** · 12-16-2005, 11:11 PM

Hey guys, can you guys give suggestions for topics on my website? It isnt complete yet, but its getting there. Some of the links on the side dont work. Anyway, a few topics I am going to add are shinai maintenence, bogu maintenence, waza, etc.

I also have a newsleter that wil be going out soon, if you want to sign up for it feel free.
http://www.international-kendo.com

Get your facts right first, is the best advice I can give you! The description of what kendo is, is pretty bad. What sources did you use? Anyone who knows anything about kendo will stop right there, as it shows you don't know the first thing about kendo, I'm afraid. The name was changed to kendo as a result of the world war?! Rooted in Buddhism?! Kumdo being kendo without the etiquette??!! kenjutsu is more of a "no rule/kill your enemy/not a sport" art?? Where are you getting these pearls of wisdom from?

As for 'kendo information not generally available to the public', if the opening text is any sample, its probably nothing anyone wants to know! A $260 value?!! Enormous amount of subscribers?!! You're not selling information about how I can make money helping you to transfer your money out of Nigeria, are you?

I'm sorry to sound negative, but you even use Chinese for the character for 'ken' in kendo, not Japanese! If I came across the site by chance, I would assume it is a sham site put up to suck in the unwary. The peppering of spelling mistakes and the above-mentioned bias would also give one that impression. The majority of kendoka (are in Japan, if you didn't guess) buy their gear from an American company? Given that your opening words show you have no understanding of when kendo was even developed, if I didn't know who e-bogu were, I would stay away from them if they had your recommendation as one of the BEST sites.

I'm sure you're trying to get the site up because you love kendo, and that's good to see, but your knowledge is lagging quite a bit behind your intentions. At the moment it looks like you love advertising more than kendo.

12-16-2005, 11:11 PM	#10
anderriter Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 540 Senior Member	Hey guys, can you guys give suggestions for topics on my website? It isnt complete yet, but its getting there. Some of the links on the side dont work. Anyway, a few topics I am going to add are shinai maintenence, bogu maintenence, waza, etc. I also have a newsleter that wil be going out soon, if you want to sign up for it feel free. http://www.international-kendo.com Get your facts right first, is the best advice I can give you! The description of what kendo is, is pretty bad. What sources did you use? Anyone who knows anything about kendo will stop right there, as it shows you don't know the first thing about kendo, I'm afraid. The name was changed to kendo as a result of the world war?! Rooted in Buddhism?! Kumdo being kendo without the etiquette??!! kenjutsu is more of a "no rule/kill your enemy/not a sport" art?? Where are you getting these pearls of wisdom from? As for 'kendo information not generally available to the public', if the opening text is any sample, its probably nothing anyone wants to know! A $260 value?!! Enormous amount of subscribers?!! You're not selling information about how I can make money helping you to transfer your money out of Nigeria, are you? I'm sorry to sound negative, but you even use Chinese for the character for 'ken' in kendo, not Japanese! If I came across the site by chance, I would assume it is a sham site put up to suck in the unwary. The peppering of spelling mistakes and the above-mentioned bias would also give one that impression. The majority of kendoka (are in Japan, if you didn't guess) buy their gear from an American company? Given that your opening words show you have no understanding of when kendo was even developed, if I didn't know who e-bogu were, I would stay away from them if they had your recommendation as one of the BEST sites. I'm sure you're trying to get the site up because you love kendo, and that's good to see, but your knowledge is lagging quite a bit behind your intentions. At the moment it looks like you love advertising more than kendo.
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