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The duplicate article Melissa O'Neill, with O'Neil's surname misspelled, was proposed for deletion. Debate is here; that title was redirected to this one. Bearcat 17:35, 27 September 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Ethnicity
Okay. You guys have been flipping the Asian half of her ethnic background back and forth between Chinese and Filipino for two weeks now. Figure out which is correct and stop messing around, please. Bearcat 10:57, 1 October 2005 (UTC)
- I suggest it be left out until verified. --Image:Ottawa flag.png Spinboy 15:17, 1 October 2005 (UTC)
If I may rebring up what I said before... It's Flippino, I was at the Roundup Centre rally with her Mom and her grandfather and they were talking in Chinese cause I know Chinese. I also am a member of all the big Idol boards and it's Flippino. [[User:WestJet|WestJet]
- For one thing, the word is Filipino, not "Flippino". For two, people keep changing it back to Chinese, so you need to provide a source, like a web article, to back it up. Your own personal experience doesn't count. As per Spinboy's suggestion, I'm going to change the word to "Asian"; it is not to be changed until there's a verifiable reference provided to support a more specific adjective. Bearcat 18:55, 1 October 2005 (UTC)
As a modus vivendi (i.e., until there's conclusive proof), how about: East Asian? Or how about just Canadian? E Pluribus Anthony 21:55, 2 October 2005 (UTC)
- The stated context is that she is "of partial {Asian/Chinese/Filipino} heritage". This is valid encyclopedic information about her, which would invariably get reinserted if somebody tried to exclude it. I think it's better to resolve the issue than to simply pretend her cultural background doesn't exist. Since it's not written in such a way as to imply that being of Asian descent makes her not Canadian, I don't see it as problematic. Bearcat 00:09, 4 October 2005 (UTC)
- Agreed; I was just citing possible interim terms ... or Asian-Canadian. I tried to investigate the topic; to no avail, though. Perhaps someone should just drop into her chat room and ask her? E Pluribus Anthony 01:00, 4 October 2005 (UTC)
I re-looked it up and it is Chinese. I really thought it was Flippino. WestJet
- Could you provide a link to where you looked it up? And the word is still F i l i p i n o. Bearcat 20:47, 6 October 2005 (UTC)
I was pretty sure that she is Chinese, since "Yeung" is a common Chinese surname, no? (And yes, it is Filipino, not Flippino.) Keit 06:24, 10 October 2005 (UTC)
They had an article abou her in the Chin. News Paper as she was on the front page of Chinese news.
Facts:
Melissa Facts! From Chin. News Paper!, She was on Front Page of Chinese News.
~She has a Chinese Name [Oh See Mun][Pronounced as OC Mun(like run but mun)] ~She went to China in 1997 and saw Hong Kong go independent. ~She can speak HALF Cantonese ~She tried moon cake b4[it's not important but it's cool ] ~She works for 16hrs[poor girl]
http://idolforums.com/index.php?s=340fa88e6f01952df4cd262d60bf440f&showtopic=373876
Therefore, she is not Filipino but half Chinese. Her dad is Scottish and her mom is Chinese.
Yes. Not only is Yeung a Chinese surname, it is also a transliteration based in Cantonese. Can't get more specific than that. So she is part Chinese. We also have a Chinese given name from her maternal grandfather to support that. End of story. --Kvasir 18:13, 21 March 2007 (UTC)
[edit] I think i'm right.
Hey peeps!! Melissa O'neil is half chinese u can tell by how she looks plus her mom is Chinese. I mean earth to people didnt u hear her last name "Yeung" plus we say her on out chinese new paper with her chinese name!!!! so no shes not half filipino its CHINESE =D cya!!
[edit] I think i'm right. Edited ( srry made spelling errors)
OK, Melissa O'Neil is Chinese, I mean her Mom looks Chinese and her last name sounds Chinese and she was on the front page of the Chinese newpaper in China, she said in it that she went to China and visited Hong Kong and her chinese name is ( OH SEE MUN) {Not very good at translating} so yeah!!! Melissa O'neil is not Filipino but half Chinese! AND THE PERSON WHO SAID U MET HER GRADFATHER!! HER GRANDFATHER CANT BE FILIPINO!! TO BE CALLED GRANDFATHER THE GUY HAS TO HAVE THE SAME LAST NAME AS SHE DOES!! SO HE'S PROBABLY UMMM SCOTTISH OR SOMETHING... YEAH !! { no racis words lol}
No, he's Japanese. Her Grandmother remarried.
I don't think it was fair to attack me. Anyway, I edited your post for clarity. At least the part I understood. Please sign your post. WestJet
awww poor westjet lol... ya she is chinese not filipino lol, saw it on an episode or something, was channel surfing so dotn ask the specific one...panasonicyouth99
[edit] Mex announcment
I thought the Mex announcment was on CTV Ottawa, then transmitted to eTalk, if you look it up on YouTube, it's not a eTalk reporter. --209.89.94.153 18:44, 7 August 2006 (UTC)
[edit] 4th Single: "Forget About It"?
Does anybody have proof that Melissa's 4th single will be is "Forget About It." Somebody wrote it would be released in October 2006. Does anybody have a source or anything of where that information is from???
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[edit] Tidying Up
Hey everyone, just in case anyone wonders why I made changes to this article in so many chunks, it's because my computer has had a habit os crashing over the last day so I want to make sure none of my changes go unsaved. I've spent time updating the articles of Canadian Idol alumni Kalan Poter, Eva Avila and Brian Melo, and thought it was time to tidy up Melissa's so that it's consistent and looks neat and tidy. I'll only remove very little (such as opinionated sentences) so everything will stay the same, just in a much neater and nicer form. Cheers. Ryan_wood16 (talk) 22:05, 18 April 2008 (GMT)
