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Post #431294 by Hiphipahula on Wed, Jan 28, 2009 2:44 PM

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P.S. Quote from the mission statement just in case you weren't going to bother to read...again, "If you’d like to know more about the kind of Tiki that Tiki Central focuses on, and what we don't, we recommend the following:

The Book of Tiki (book) "

On 2009-01-25 00:55, hanford_lemoore wrote:
Should Tiki Central be stripped of any Hawaiiana discussions?

No, it shouldn't. It has a place here.

If I want to talk about Don Ho in the same breath as Tiki Farm, the Mai Kai, and Tiki Bob would the purists like Big Bro prefer I go to another site?

No, that seems like a fair discussion to have here.

The important thing is to discuss Hawaiiana in proper context, from a point of understanding of how it links in with Tiki, rather than from the angle of indifference, or ignorance. Look closely and you'll find all sorts of talk of Hawaiiana from the strict interpetationists on this site.

And the reason I added our Mission Statement to the site was to make not about one person's personal taste against another. The mission statement is pretty clear about what we're focused on. I consider any questions you have about what may or may not fall under that mission statement to be "blurry-edge" content.

"that's all"

[ Edited by: Hiphipahula 2009-01-28 14:46 ]