Talk:Gin and Shuichi Akai

Naming convention

Should this article be called "Gin and Shuichi Akai" instead (inverted name and Shuichi with one "u" like on its corresponding article: Shuichi Akai)?

I believe we've had some discussion about naming convention in the past (we decided to have first names come first). Maybe we should set some kind of standard at some point because it is true that there are no real references here besides looking at already existing articles and treat them as examples. :/ I'm just pointing this out for now. I'll see if I can work on a concrete list of standards here: Manual of Style. There are a lot of things that have already become standard in this wiki but only verbally or by "precedence" (e.g. the way some pages are formatted, which templates to use when, names to use, etc...). So, it won't be too hard to list those. As for the rest, we may need to have some discussion going on to determine the most appropriate standards to follow. --Maurice 01:25, 14 January 2011 (UTC)

I realized I put it under the wrong name after I wrote it. Honestly, I wish we would switch to Japanese order for all names except those with Western names like Andre Camel and Jodie Starling. The other main style issue I see is romanization. Chekhov MacGuffin ^talk 03:45, 14 January 2011 (UTC)