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I am admittedly tired and dizzy right now, due to that there have been too many tasks to keep track of concurrently today, but the above text still seems too messy to me. What do you mean with IP distinguished from verse for example?
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I got an idea, let's see..."Regarding the titles of character pages, in cases when there is one or more characters with identical names (If this is not the case, the page title should be a character's name and nothing else): A parenthesis that clarifies the entry in the series that a specific character has debuted in, rather than the title of the verse itself, should only be applied in cases when:
Otherwise it is confusing and unnecessary to deviate from only mentioning the respective verse title, and it should be noted that in-verse name specifications for each case may be given more priority, if available, and don't fall in the before-mentioned criterias already (Such as Sora (Kingdom Hearts) to Data-Sora, instead of Sora (Kingdom Hearts) to Sora (Kingdom Hearts Coded)).
- It is required to separate a Canon from another for clarification purposes, such as Son Goku (Dragon Ball GT) and Son Goku (Dragon Ball Super)
- A timeline period across the same character has been divided across multiple profiles for organization purposes, for example, Son Goku (Dragon Ball) and Son Goku (Dragon Ball Z)
- There are other characters with the same name in the same verse (Even if they are related), as is the case with Link
- The verse in question as a whole does not have a proper name beyond the author/company involved for them, like with the Nasuverse and the 07th Expansion Series
In addition, if a character's name is the same as the one of its verse, parentheses to differentiate the two are necessary, for example, Pulseman (Character) and Pulseman (Verse)."
I tried to clean up your draft text so it would become easier to understand, but it is still too messy/disordered to apply yet. Staff help to clean it up further would be appreciated.
@DarkDragonMedeus @Qawsedf234 @Soldier_Blue @Ogbunabali @DontTalkDT @Damage3245 @Elizhaa @WokistanI did another cleanup:
"The titles of character pages should be the respective character's name and nothing else, but in cases when there is one or more characters with identical names, a parenthesis that clarifies the entry in the series that a specific character has debuted in, rather than the title of the verse itself, should only be applied in cases when:
The following are exceptions, as long as they are not covered by the above-mentioned criteria:
- It is required to separate a Canon from another for clarification purposes, such as Son Goku (Dragon Ball GT) and Son Goku (Dragon Ball Super)
- The same character needs to be featured in multiple profiles, representing different periods from the same timeline, for organization purposes. For example, Son Goku (Dragon Ball) and Son Goku (Dragon Ball Z)
- There are other characters with the same name in the same verse (Even if they are related), as is the case with Link
- The verse in question as a whole does not have a proper name beyond the author/company involved for them, like with the Nasuverse and the 07th Expansion Series
Otherwise it is confusing and unnecessary to deviate from only mentioning the respective verse title."
- Name specifications are available to differentiate a character from another with otherwise the same name, such as Sora (Kingdom Hearts) and Data-Sora, instead of Sora (Kingdom Hearts) and Sora (Kingdom Hearts Coded), or Kairi Sisigou and Kairi (Street Fighter), rather than Kairi (Fate/Apocrypha) and Kairi (Street Figher).
What do the rest of you think?
Well, that's easy to fix, just add double "*" in source mode so that it's a dot column that doesn't overlap with the others out of being even further on the right than normal.Thank you.
The problem is that we use dot columns in the editing rules page, and the above rext is very ill-suited for that format.
That one is covered in the following clause:There are naming cases like Luffy's (Monkey D. Luffy (Post-Timeskip) and Monkey D. Luffy (Pre-Timeskip))which may need to be addressed in the future but I am fine with the ruling.
^ Same @AntvasimaLooks fine to me.
I think it would be best to reword this part a bit more, for clarification purposes:
- The character in question has been separated into multiple profiles for organization purposes, but it can't be formally named after a respective entry in a series, and so it's usually clarified by a crucial event instead, such as Monkey D. Luffy (Post-Timeskip) and Monkey D. Luffy (Pre-Timeskip), or Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie Pre-Genesis Wave) and Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie Post-Super Genesis Wave)