Talk: Obo Rin

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Date	Process	Result
January 18, 2011	Featured article nomination	Success
April 25, 2011	Featured article by SavageBob
October 3, 2021	Featured article review	Removed
October 24, 2021	Former Featured article

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Hmm, Obo Rin is already taken up by the cometary cluster. Should that article be moved to "Obo Rin Cometary Cluster," and this one moved to that space, or should "Obo Rin" be made into a disambig? jSarek 22:12, 10 Oct 2005 (UTC)

Both are exactly as obscure, in my judgement. How does Obo Rin (person) and Obo Rin cometary cluster as the new article sites sound? Also, were the comets named for the scientist? (Also, why does a head cold affect my abillity to spel?) — Silly Dan 23:49, 10 Oct 2005 (UTC)
- That'll do, I guess. I don't know one way or the other whether the cluster is named for the scientist, though given how long spacefarers have been flying through the Coruscant system, I'd bet my five credits on "no." jSarek 04:12, 11 Oct 2005 (UTC)