I checked out the WikiProject Hawaii pages, to see if your claim was right. You are mistaken. There is no established consensus posted there. I posted the issues there which I explained to you. I expanded the Manual of Style there. It now states that LSQUO should be used for the okina symbol. It did NOT previously state that 02BB should be used. Therefore, my contribution on that point constitutes the ORIGINAL and ONLY policy on okina-symbol guidance for WikiProject Hawaii articles. Since (1) I am serving as the expert for the Hawaiian language article; and (2) I am the major contributor to that article; and (3) WikiProject Hawaii now states that LSQUO should be used for okina; and (4) WikiProject Hawaii did NOT require, did NOT prefer, and did NOT recommend 02BB for okina; I will restore LSQUO for the Hawaiian language article. Because I am the major contributor to that article, and I've spent more time than anyone else working on it, you need to respect Wikipedia policies and guides regarding deference to the style choices of the major contributor. The Okina article is NOT more important than Wikipedia policies and guides. The Okina article is NOT Wikipedia policy, NOT a Wikipedia guide, and NOT any authority of any kind whatsoever. It does NOT control the Hawaiian language article. I am politely requesting you to refrain from changing LSQUO to 02BB in the Hawaiian language article. However, if necessary, I will call in Wikipedia administrators. At first, you said you would follow WikiProject Hawaii. Now, you are acting as if the Okina article is an authority. Frankly, that's ridiculous. If you are an admin, and if necessary, I will seek to have your adminship revoked. You are failing to acknowledge the point that there is NO SUCH THING as "the true okina". Get real, bro.