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KTLIT Wikipedia Project “Unstubs” Gong Ji-young

Charles Montgomery / 6 August, 2010

You can see the “final” (of course nothing is final on the internet) result here.

It used to look like this (complete with “stub” warning):

Stubbed!

Now is this strapping page (reproduced in “small-o-vision” to fit the page here):

6 August, 2010 in Korean Literature, Social Media. Tags: editor, Gong Ji-young, Korean author, KTLIT Wikipedia Project

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