Talk:Sky Kingdom

message: Firstly, sources aren't directly linked.  I don't have time to go poking around for stuff and where they came from, but a lot are missing.
Secondly, the quoting of blogs, which are opinion-based, questions the reliability of this article.
Thirdly, do we really need a list of followers?  After all, this article already says that there are a lot of followers, which for obvious reasons we will not put down.
-x42bn6 07:41, 5 August 2005 (UTC)
replies: text: That's actually a good point. There doesn't seem to be any sort of reliable source for Ayah Pin and his religious movement, other than Malaysian newspapers (not terribly reliable, judging by their track record), and blogs (hah!). There just doesn't seem to be any detailed, reliable source that we can use. Is Ayah Pin actually claiming to be God, or are they being attributed to his followers? Is he saying that his followers are claiming that he is God, or any number of Godly figures, or is he being circumspect and indirect? --T-Boy 03:01, 18 August 2005 (UTC)
replies: text: I haven't really paid that much attention but it appears some of his followers at least have said he is God. He himself has made numerous bizzarre statements such as this one . While I wouldn't trust Malaysian newspapers completely, I would trust them far more then most blogs. Esepcially when it comes to quotes from Ayah Pin. It's possibly they've made up or more likely used the quotes in a misleading way but I doubt it's. For starters, as far as I can tell (not being in Malaysia for quite a while) this wasn't really a big issue so I suspect they didn't care that much. Secondly, although it's true the Malaysian media is not always reliable the way they operate is to black out or ignore negative issues and to report government statements etc in a positive light without questioning (all these to some extent, it isn't really that bad). They don't tend to make stuff up much so generally, if you read between the lines you can get a fair idea. I've seen numerous reports in various international media like the BBC and didn't Malaysiakini have anything? Nil Einne 19:00, 31 May 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Oo, some problems 

message: This is not a high-priority article (unless, of course, Sky Kingdom really is the one true religion), but I hope that someone some day can:
(1) bring the story up to date - what happened to the followers who were on trial, and where is the leader now?
(2) copyedit the article so that (at least) the verb tenses are consistent and the sources are checked, and it's made clear whether any of the buildings still exist.
Thanking that unknown someone in advance ...  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 71.17.154.153 (talk) 20:39, 22 October 2008 (UTC)
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