Talk:Baykok
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To do to improve
[edit]Due to the specific scope of this article, I doubt it would ever be a long article. However, there can be improvements be made to the current article:
- illustration.
- if the term exists in both the Ojibwe language and the Algonquin language, the assumption is that the term also exists in other Anishinaabe languages such as the Potawatomi language. Scoping of story traditions from the other Anishinaabe peoples to round-out the article may be prudent.
- "See also" links to other similar characters in other traditions.
Popular Culture
[edit]The Jim Rage site is a hoot, but I don't think it can be qualified as "popular culture"; the Macula site's use of "show" pretty clearly refers to an art show, not television. Can anyone come up with some reliable instances of this in popular culture? I know of a roleplaying game or two that includes it, but those aren't really notable instances. so sayeth Lucky Number 49 Yell at me! 02:25, 14 February 2008 (UTC)