Board Thread:New on BlazBlue Wiki/@comment-5633574-20170614110700/@comment-5633574-20170614132631

"Except when I am nice, those members are acting "like an ass" to everyone else. That's a hard lesson the BlazBlue Fandom taught me: either you be "an ass" or the place you're running ends up vandalized."

So lock the pages. Just because you get vandals doesn't mean you abandon a professional or courteous attitude when dealing with people you disagree with who weren't trying to start a fight or anything.

'''You know what? You're totally right! Absolutely, 100% correct! I'm f@cking tired of people like you, of all the English Fandom, of Gamma Venom, and I don't want to deal with that anymore. I retire. '''

If you want to retire, that's your own decision, as is you being sarcastic instead of simply realizing 'hey this guy was just trying to bring up a few points and I attacked him just because I don't agree with it.'  I don't even know what Gamma Venom is, nor do I care. If you don't want to deal with people posting stuff you may disagree with and then (rightfully) being annoyed when you wave them off or act this way, then maybe you shouldn't deal with it like you said.

'''"You called an "Azure Flamed Grimoire" just an "Azure Grimoire" - that indicates you do not understand something. As we have a lot of autists and aspies here, I feel the need to ask people if they need a clearer explanation. But no, "you're a bad moderator and you should be ashamed" is the first thing everyone assumes." '''

And not having known about the community situation, I'll apologize then for what I said--I was wrong and I appreciate that your intention wasn't to be rude or smarmy.

'''Night, change it. Give them back the localization. At least we two know how everything is supposed to be called, that's enough for me. Everyone else can assume whatever they want. '''

I'm not saying you can't enjoy a direct translation that's different from the official one, far from it! I just really think that if you're going to have the wiki be in English, you should use the terms officially used in that version to avoid confusion. I think having direct translations of the Japanese original text in parenthesis on the beginning of the page that's the current ones you have now does just as good of a job in showing visitors the Japanese names and direct translations. Other wikis about anime or games from Japan do this and it works out splendidly.

Alternatively, isn't it possible to set up alternate languages for the wiki? Because you could set up a Japanese page as well to have a page that uses the original terms as well.