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Layout edit
If anyone would like to reorganize the discography and/or song information that I've listed, please feel free, I'm still a little new to how pages should be formatted here at Wikipedia, much thanks. -- Remy Suen 23:22, 14 May 2006 (UTC)
Sales edit
Is the inclusion of sales important? If it is, where did the figures come from? Where is the citation?
I don't think it's a notable piece of information that should be included in the article. Especially considering other musician's pages don't typically have sales figure listed. It is difficult for someone browsing the page to determine if it's significant or not, especially when it's probably sales figure from Japan which would differ from US (again, no citation or indicateion of what the figure means). Oricon Chart would be more important, but not much of a point unless the song did particularly well.
I would suggest the article drop the sales figure. Perpetual siel (talk) 06:01, 14 October 2008 (UTC)