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Aliases Request

• Musashi -
• Kojirou Kanemaki - Kojiro Kanemaki, , KojirōKanemaki
• Jisai Kanemaki - ()

Reasons for Kojirou is because of macrons in Japanese and English language.

I had to add the Kanji to the deck summary because my post is triggering the yellow/red error message.

Thank you in advance.

https://comicvine.gamespot.com/uzaki-chan-wa-asobitai-5-volume-5/4000-857505/

Please delete volume 4 cover's image. I mistakenly added 2 volume 4's.

Thank you.

Edit:

The alias Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out! to be added on the Japanese version: Uzaki-chan wa Asobitai!

I just do things in small parts. Set up a small goal and take my time. This is what I would do today and this is what I do for tomorrow. That's just for hobbies.

I try to do self care like what folks kept emphasizing on social media these days but sometimes, I'm a workaholic or a masochist. Heh.

https://comicvine.gamespot.com/yoshioka-seichiro/4005-147505/

should be renamed to Seichiro Yoshioka. I didn't know I or anyone had the name backwards in Btooom Wikia. In hindsight, I realize the girls called him Yoshioka (insert honorific), his last name. That was a stupid mistake I didn't check.

https://comicvine.gamespot.com/youki-itou/4040-110777/

Aliases: 伊藤 洋樹

Source of reference: https://myanimelist.net/people/50746/Youki_Itou

There might be some spelling alterations considering the "ou" sound. I forgot how CV does it.

Thank you in advance

It's good to interview folks from all parts of the site: wiki, battle, rpg, review. There might be more.

@cloudguy:

Do something else instead of wiki editing and then go back. I'll try. Thanks for the advice.

Odd thing I learned from RenChamp's interview is that people stopped discussing comic books in ComicVine? I haven't seen that in Anime Vice. I can't really imagine in Anime Vice not discussing anime and manga. Though, I do agree and see with him on older users leaving. The new users in my site - they are too complacent, tend not to do big things like organize a contest such as caption contest, fill the panels), tournament, or even spotlight users.

I stopped doing best battle users in Anime Vice after we ran out of users. We kept repeating the old ones. The new ones complain but they didn't step it up. And there were folks saying it became a popularity contest of meme postings instead of promoting the battle user who does respect and made a variety in battle threads.

Glad you're doing the ComicVine interviews. I might renew it in my community. We used to do it. Our community is small.

I do wonder if social media has an effect on ComicVine. I heard that was one of issues in Giant Bomb where users thought that was killing their forums. People these days have shorter attention spans and crave instant responses. Stuff like TWitter, Amino Apps, Twitch, Discord are all the rage. Blogging and Reviewing seems to be dying out. Though, "journalism" on the web seems to be going strong. I put quotation marks since a lot of them tend to clickbait or try to provoke people these days.

Old CV and AV and the former family sites had more heart in their articles. Back then when we had personality driven sites.

I do notice one commonality between AV and CV - more battle users - you have to get them to be more part of the site. That was my and few of my fellow mods' challenge in AV, trying to get them into wiki editing, participate in anime and manga discussions .

I see RenChamp more active in the battle threads. I could be wrong.

When I read this interview, it reminded me of Screened and AnimeVice. It felt too sad. God, the people who are still here are the ones who doing all the work to keep the community alive. FinalDasa stay with the ship. Mike, Screened's top wiki editor, continue to wiki edit to this day at the new Wikia. I'm pausing for AnimeVice Wikia.

If I didn't discover Anime Vice and discover ComicVine, I would be here. Most wiki editors are loyal to the site they first encounter. Though, I didn't grew up with comic books. It was the cartoons.

I should have kept wiki editing. I burn out myself. I should try to keep up if ComicVine and Screened's top wiki editors are still going.

Bright side, the wiki community is bustling in Comic Vine. Wished it was the same for Giant Bomb. Did some wiki editing too. I get sad when I seen them trying to revitalize. Did a Fire Emblem recognition thread.

My question is how do you guys and gals not get burned out wiki editing?

Seeing the same situation. The staff abandons. Now, it's all community driven.

We used to have an activity feed in ComicVine and the old sites. Used it often to monitor new user posts and image galleries. Made it so much easier to detect porn bots and stop them there before they post it on a thread or PM.

Too bad, the new ComicVine doesn't have an activity feed.

Yeah, that was good method to discourage or at least stop them from making a ton of spam threads. It will cause them to make a new account. That buys mods some time to ban them before they could make their move (if you knew their IP number pattern) Makes it easier for mods to mop them up.

I remember in AnimeVice and Screened, we had a shit ton of adbots and the occasional sex bots. Ugh, deleting images in the user galleries was a chore. I had to clean my eyes out.