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Aghosthunter 19:35, 27 July 2007 (UTC)

Please do not change the content of this page without proper discussion.

[edit] It's not notorious

I apologize for making a change without first discussing it, but it was just a single word change intended to clarify the entry.

The problem was with the word 'notorious' on this page, in the phrase 'most notoriously tambakhoong'. The word notorious implies having a bad reputation; it's not something you want to be. A dish that is notorious is one that nobody wants to eat. Prominent criminals are notorious, durian has a notorious odor, but what was meant here was 'notably' or 'famously': implying something good. JeffreyMeunier (talk) 14:41, 23 March 2008 (UTC)