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[edit] Overseas popularity section

The "Overseas popularity" section has been added here, unsourced, several times by anonymous users. It was recently added back with two references. One was to an article in the "Daily Mail," which I could not find. The second is a reference to p.87 of the book Venus in Pink: An Illustrated Tribute to Japanese Pink Movies & Softcore Porn Starlets by Candice Black. I own a copy of this book, and I can say with certainty that the citation is completely false. Except for two short introductions, the book is an entirely textless, unpaginated collection of stills from pink films of the 1960s and 1970s. Bunko Kanazawa is an AV idol who debuted in 1997, and, naturally, is not mentioned on p.87, or anywhere else in the book. Besides the constant unsourced additions of the section, this recent fraudulent sourcing of the section would seem proof that the "good faith" assumption of this section has been worn out. This seems to be trolling/vandalism, and, I think, should be removed whenever it is added. Dekkappai 23:46, 24 August 2007 (UTC)