::Thanks both of you for your help. Yes, I agree, I probably got a bit carried away - I have lived and worked among Aboriginal people since the early 1970s and presently live on the road to Hopevale (the main centre for Guugu Yimithirr) - so I probably see Guugu Yimithirr and, indeed, all Australian Aboriginal languages (and their rapid dissapearance in so many places) of higher importance than most people do. I will, therefore, reduce the ratings in both categories to "mid". The reasons for this in the Wikiproject Australia category includes the comment by Aeonx above, plus the fact that Guugu Yimithirr was the first Aboriginal language to contribute a word (kangaroo - from "gangarru") to the English language, and also that the Pitjantjatjara language of Central Australia is rated of "mid" importance for this project. I also think the language deserves a "mid" rating for the WR:Australia project for several reasons: it is the first language of a number of Australian people, it is under threat of extinction and, therefore, deserves extra attentio, and it was the first native Australian language to be studied and a fairly extensive wordlist made. I hope you will agree that these are reasonable grounds for the "mid" ratings, but if not, please let me know and why you disagree and we shall see what we should do about geting some arbitration or other help. Finally, I will copy all these comments to the Guugu Yimthirr Talk page as I think a record of them should be there too. Again, thanks, Aeonix, for pointing out my initial over-enthusiasm, which really was out of place here in the Wikipedia. Sincerely,