Topic: Tag Alias: ketai_denju_telefang -> keitai_denjū_telefang

Posted under Tag Alias and Implication Suggestions

should be reversed to reduce unicode text usage

Updated by anonymous

The tag should be keitai_denjuu_telefang. Using the ū from Wikipedia's wiki name title wasn't really smart from my part

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Months ago I did look up at the records (Due to a very old topic about Hilarious ban reasons keeping me look at the list for the lulz) and saw one user named like that. Absolutely 0 idea who it was and what he did to get banned, but beside being this username, it is a legitimate video game series

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Neitsuke said:
The tag should be keitai_denjuu_telefang.

Seconded. I think we should use Kunreishiki romanization wherever possible. It's easier to type, and easier to search.

Fluttershy said:
Tell that to okami tag

Ōkami is an exception, since it specifically uses Hepburn in the title. Telefang doesn't.

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Rainbow_Dash said:
Going to reverse to reduce unicode whenever possible

Then do the same to Pokemon.

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123easy said:
Then do the same to Pokemon.

With that many tags it'd likely break if I tried to do it right now

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Rainbow_Dash said:
With that many tags it'd likely break if I tried to do it right now

Doesn't have to be done *now*; just saying if you're going to go with the simpler, non-unicode alias for this, do it for Pokemon as well whenever it can be done. I'm personally all for removal of the unicode characters (and swapping of the unicode characters with the appropriate anglicized syllablic digrapheme replacements, like how the umlauted o, or ö, can be written oe, as in danke schön or danke schoen).

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123easy said:
Doesn't have to be done *now*; just saying if you're going to go with the simpler, non-unicode alias for this, do it for Pokemon as well whenever it can be done. I'm personally all for removal of the unicode characters (and swapping of the unicode characters with the appropriate anglicized syllablic replacements, like how the umlauted o, or ö, can be written oe, as in danke schön or danke schoen).

I agree with this. +1

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I would agree to nuking all unicode on the site as it just makes creating aliases and stuff a pain

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