Implicating tali → tali'zorah_nar_rayya
Link to implication

Reason:

because reasons

Do you mean alias? I know nothing about Mass Effect but it looks like that's what you were trying to submit.

Assuming you mean alias, posts under tali appear to be completely unrelated to tali'zorah_nar_rayya so it'd be a bad alias.

It does seem a difficult tag to remember, so I wonder if aliasing tali_(mass_effect) or something to it could be helpful.

there are other characters named tali than the one from mass effect.

Tuvalu said:
It does seem a difficult tag to remember, so I wonder if aliasing tali_(mass_effect) or something to it could be helpful.

Hell, she's one of my favorite characters in the series and I still can't remember that shit.

Super_Hornet said:
Hell, she's one of my favorite characters in the series and I still can't remember that shit.

It doesn't help that when she completes her pilgrimage, her name changes from tali'zorah_nar_rayya to tali'zorah_vas_neema, and if she gets exiled, her name changes to tali'zorah_vas_normandy

Furrin_Gok said:
It doesn't help that when she completes her pilgrimage, her name changes from tali'zorah_nar_rayya to tali'zorah_vas_neema, and if she gets exiled, her name changes to tali'zorah_vas_normandy

she is still usually called as tali'zorah_vas_normandy even when she wasnt exiled

I think Tuvalu has the best idea here. tali_(mass_effect) avoids the ambiguities of tali while not having the problems with memorisation and spelling of the three possible full names.

Kaeetayel said:
I think Tuvalu has the best idea here. tali_(mass_effect) avoids the ambiguities of tali while not having the problems with memorisation and spelling of the three possible full names.

I would prefer tali'zorah_(mass_effect) myself. Alias the variants of that such as tali-zorah or talizorah, andwe'll cover a big field while having a name that feels more proper.
(Although, maybe tali'zorah is already defined enough to not need the suffix?)

Furrin_Gok said:
(Although, maybe tali'zorah is already defined enough to not need the suffix?)

Seconded; pretty sure nowhere else will you find a Tali'zorah.

Also, the full name (with the _nar_xxxx) is a cultural suffix attached to Quarian adolescents (having not completed their pilgrimage) to identify their ship of birth, as a sign they have not yet attained 'adult' status.

The full name (with the _vas_xxxx) is used to identify the home ship of a Quarian adult. James T Kirk, Enterprise

Tali'zorah is only named as _nar_rayya in Mass Effect 1, with _vas_neema used as she is introduced in ME2, but supplanted by _vas_normandy as the storyline unfolds. I am pretty sure _vas_normandy is the only identifier used in ME3.

With (3) variations on her name utilized in the mass_effect games, I am pretty comfortable with an alias to simply tali'zorah for consistency.

Sharp_Coyote said:
Seconded; pretty sure nowhere else will you find a Tali'zorah.

Also, the full name (with the _nar_xxxx) is a cultural suffix attached to Quarian adolescents (having not completed their pilgrimage) to identify their ship of birth, as a sign they have not yet attained 'adult' status.

The full name (with the _vas_xxxx) is used to identify the home ship of a Quarian adult. James T Kirk, Enterprise

Tali'zorah is only named as _nar_rayya in Mass Effect 1, with _vas_neema used as she is introduced in ME2, but supplanted by _vas_normandy as the storyline unfolds. I am pretty sure _vas_normandy is the only identifier used in ME3.

With (3) variations on her name utilized in the mass_effect games, I am pretty comfortable with an alias to simply tali'zorah for consistency.

imo this seems good

Approved all the names listed above (and a few others) -> tali'zorah, as well as a final implication -> mass_effect.