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TKDTutor is owned and operated by TKDTutorage. The site is free; I pay the bills, so I choose what to put on the site. I do not have to please any one accept the readers who visit the site. The site is not affiliated with any organization so I am not obligated to support any one or any group, it completely autonomous. I try to present all logical, reasonable methods, techniques, and viewpoints on all aspects of the martial arts. Illogical or unreasonable things are not presented other than when trying to expose and debunk hype, falsehood, and fraud. If you do not agree with something on the site, email me with your reasons why. I will gladly review and discuss with you any information you may have; however, that does not mean the information will be put on the site.

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Many martial artists around the world regularly visit TKDTutor. They trust the information presented in it and they respect the opinion I express in the information. I view this as awesome responsibility. I may not always be right but I always try to be right, and I will change my opinion when proven wrong. Since the goal of TKDTutor is to present information and not to earn money or further some personal cause, I have no reason to mislead readers or misconstrue information.

I gather information from many sources, books, magazines, newspapers, television, radio, personal education, personal work experience, and personal experience in the martial arts. If you look through martial art books, you will find that most of them have many words but say little. Some styles are “one trick ponies.” They have one thing that is different from other styles and then they expand that “trick” into a “new” style. Taekwondo sites on the Internet are 99% for marketing purposes. You can visit thousands of martial arts sites and learn nothing; I know because I have been to most of them. The Internet is supposedly for the spread of information, but it is mostly used for commercial purposes. I review all the information I find, extract the key information, and present it in a free, clear, concise manner without using pretentious vocabulary or pseudo Eastern philosophy. Just as Jack Webb's "Sergeant Joe Friday" LAPD detective character used to say in the 1960s television show Dragnet “All we want are the facts, ma'am."

If I make a mistake in TKDTutor, email me and tell me what the mistake is, where it is located in TKDTutor, and how I may find the correct information. I once had a sailor (Bill) complain because I gave another sailor (Joe) a higher performance evaluation. Bill said Joe made many more mistakes than he made so his (Bill) evaluation was not fair. I told Bill that Joe received a better evaluation because Joe did a lot more things than he did, some of which resulted in mistakes, but much of which was correct. On the other hand, he (Bill) made few mistakes because he did so little there was no opportunity to make mistakes. There are over 600 individual topics and over 1600 pages of information in TKDTutor, so there will be mistakes.

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