Aptarimas:Liankūro Uolos: Skirtumas tarp puslapio versijų

:: yes, the name '''Liancourt''' is a neutral name on this controversy between Japan and South Korea. (historically the name came from a French ship name 'Liancourt'. though, at the time, the island was already known to the peoples. the island was firstly called as '''Matsushima''' by Japanese, and as '''Usando''' by Korean. so France seems to have not insisted the admin of the islands.) --[[Naudotojas:Boldlyman|Boldlyman]] 00:50, 2007 rugpjūčio 21 (EEST)

:::'''En''': OK from what you've said and what I've just read on internet I agree that Liancourt is better and more neutral name in this case and the article should be renamed. '''Lt''': Manau, ''Liancourt'' salos ar lietuviškas atitikmuo čia tiktų geriau ir būtų neutraliau. Ar yra prieštaraujančių? --[[Naudotojas:Nomad|Nomad]] 00:55, 2007 rugpjūčio 21 (EEST)