== Matrilineality article == 

 First (see my Edit summary), I replaced a sentence which had been inserted in the Mosuo article's "Matriarchy" section earlier this year without giving its source.  The source for my version of the sentence was simply a sentence in the article's "Walking marriages" section  the sentence's content belongs in both sections, rephrased of course.  

 I came here from the Matrilineality article and have enjoyed this Mosuo article.  It is very unusual, for sure, and appears to be both reliable and uptodate (at least as of 2006, the date on the article's source webpage, www.mosuoproject.org ).  I judge that I can respect the opinions of John Lombard and Alistair Barnes, above, whose opinions match mine, I believe.  I don't see how any encyclopedia can have a better reference source than the above webpage, evidently due to Lamu Gatusa in 2006, on top of Cai Hua (2001) and Christine Mathieu (2003).   

 The group behind the website, Lugu Lake Mosuo Cultural Development Assoc'n, welcomes us to come and see their popular matrilineal culture for ourselves (eating and staying at their places of business, clearly), and they say Chinese tourists do so too.  I just hope they succeed at making a living by portraying themselves, essentially, and serving those who wish to visit them and their culture.  Namely, I am very glad there is at least one culture in the world where matrilineal surnames can stay alive and well, as well as well-documented.  Well, that's why I came here from the Matrilineality article (currently tagged for not being well-documented), to see whether the latter article's information from the Mosuo article is well-documented (a judgment I feel qualified to make because of my academic research background).  I vote a strong "Yes it is".   

 Finally, I would rate the Mosuo article quality with a class A, but could not find the "class parameter" mentioned in the following sentence:  "Revisions of assessment ratings are done by assigning an appropriate value via the class parameter in the WikiProject Ethnic groups project banner."  Not that I claim to be qualified to rate article quality; I do like the Mosuo article.