Thanks very much for your work at Dogon people. This link shows the difference between the version before your first improvements and the current version; thanks to you, the article is coming nicely into shape.

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Thanks for the flower and the welcome: that was very nice! Regarding the Dogon: I try to add only verifiable information that I find in the books and that I trust as partially based upon my own recent experience. The story about Sirius and the Nommo's coming from outerspace makes me very uncomfortable, and I see that there has been an important discussion on this matter. The Nommo's are part of the Dogon mythology. But when I was at the Dogon I heard nothing about the extraterrestrial part at all... I did not find it (yet?) in the book written by a Dogon (La mère des masques). Well, I'll first try to complete the page with 'hard' data and we will see later on for the spacy things! —AAM 16:39, 24 February 2006 (UTC)Reply