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Maakie • 1 day ago • #121885605Oooh had no clue that it worked like that, interesting to learn. :) Thanks!
*edit* Just popped into my mind, but does this then also mean when an user is deleted, that comments they posted will also be listed as Tsuko-tan? Or do the comments actually go away?

Nope. All comments posted by the user are deleted. Quote comments stay. Only clubs and entry additions are credit to Tsuko-tan.

noctisity • 4 days ago • #121801914Hello! When a user requests for complete deletion of their account, all their database entries, edits, and clubs are "taken over" by Tsuko-tan.
Complete deletion is a little bit different from termination (i.e. an account with their username striked through) since it completely removes all the user's posts (and essentially the existence of their account ever being here) from the site.

Oooh had no clue that it worked like that, interesting to learn. :) Thanks!

*edit* Just popped into my mind, but does this then also mean when an user is deleted, that comments they posted will also be listed as Tsuko-tan? Or do the comments actually go away?

KiraYamato44 • 2 days ago • #121838233
Please include the Jan code which is 4988601466110
Remove all the info and add the tracking listing info if you can. The track listing is found here:
vgmdb.net/album...
You can place the track info between this tag: [spoiler=Tracklisting|Track-listing and the further info won’t look so cluttered.
The tittle should read as: (top field)the first and the last- (bottom field) –ザ ファースト アンド ザ ラスト–
Remove everything that’s prior to that as your is it repeating what’s been listed as the classification and origin.
Hope that helps.
Thank you for the review Kira, the changes have been implemented!

I've got much to learn stuff with the database entries. Is there a reference database for books as well (like vgmdb.net)?

Hello team, I'm starting to add some items so I started with this entry:
- ITEM #1809512

Let me know if there's anything that I should edit on this entry.

REF: store.na.square...

Thank you in advance for the review!

Maakie • 4 days ago • #121801445Don't even know which club/forum to mention this, but I saw TSUKO-TAN edited an old database entry of mine ITEM #275259 and was just surprised that the Tsuko-tan account does anything else than welcome messages????
Hello! When a user requests for complete deletion of their account, all their database entries, edits, and clubs are "taken over" by Tsuko-tan.

Complete deletion is a little bit different from termination (i.e. an account with their username striked through) since it completely removes all the user's posts (and essentially the existence of their account ever being here) from the site.

Don't even know which club/forum to mention this, but I saw TSUKO-TAN edited an old database entry of mine ITEM #275259 and was just surprised that the Tsuko-tan account does anything else than welcome messages????

pommedeterre • 16 days ago • #121359662Take this with a grain of salt, but I believe that we'd typically use the developers as the basis for its location as an origin. Not sure how many other cases of Japanese publisher/non-Japanese developer they are, but that certainly could be something to look more into.

That's something that should be more clarify in the rules.

As for now there a lot of "special case" that allows some media and maybe not others.

For exemple these games ENTRY #45764 or ENTRY #66560, they are not developed by a japanese company but published by one, but have entries like it is all ok.
They also are part of japanese franchise.

But we also don't allow non japanese movie adaptation like Ghost in the Shell, Sonic or even the Godzilla, so why games would be different ?

We already had that kind of discussion like 5-6 year ago, but nothing had been clarified at that time.

Maybe it would be the time since a lot of things changes around here.

pommedeterre • 16 days ago • #121359662Numbering was always meant to be used for media, which is why it was removed from non-media entry forms some time ago. Same thing with the classification, they were always meant to be filled, people just can't leave it blank anymore (I set them all to product line, since it's faster for staff). For goods, the way to include that info would be in the classification, as is with the second entry you linked.

Thanks for the clarification (and the fast reply, I didn't expect that, makes a part of my alert on the entry a bit redundant now xD)