Talk:Discussion Area/@comment-25141424-20140712160545/@comment-25141424-20140713013131

Thank you for reply.

I want to tell you at first, following text is my personal opinion. Other editors might have a different opinion.

In addition, I'm not good at English. This text is written using machine translation and dictionary. Therefore, it may not convey the exact intention. Even if there is a way of saying aggressive in the sentence, then it is not my intention. I do not have a malicious intent to you.

- I understood the naming rule of the Wikis on Wikia by your explanation. I think should not add "English" if we merge the two wikis.

- I think that there is no need to create a page of all characters.(Limited to a lot of description.)

- I think that it is important for this wiki serve as a guide for beginners and can be used as a translation table. Latest episode of Ninja Slayer is posted to twitter account in Japanese. Ninja Heads read the posts in real-time, and talk about the episode with each other using #njslyr hashtag. This is especially important experience in Ninja Slayer. Ninja Slayer has been produced again by the interaction with the fans. If there is no interaction with the fans, Ninja Slayer would have been forgotten. I expect that English speakers who want to participate in the live action appears in the near future. I want to help them.

-The problem at the merge is the use of images. We prohibit copy & reproduction of official contents. Because it is the wish of the Ninja Slayer official. There is no problem if a quote for explanation. But use for the decoration should not be allowed.(For example, wallpaper) Ninja Slayer actively recommends the creation of fan arts. There is a custom of the official media to introduce the fan arts. Making fanzines is free. To sell them at the convention is also free. They have a respect and love for the fandom. We want to respect as much as possible the wish of them. 9 years for a long time, Japanese fans have defended this policy until now. I think it should not changes easily. So if you want to use the image on the wiki, then it must be that fans drew by themselves.

Complement: -Ninja Slayer's translation was started at 2005 in "Mixi" as Japanese social network service website. After that, moved location to twitter in 2010. "9 yers" is not mistake of typing.

-It is recommended that watch Japanese Wiki and Twitter hashtag on #njslyr. Even if you can not read Japanese, atmosphere of Japanese fandom might be transmitted.

-Ninja Slayer came to be known rapidly to the general public from the past a year or two years. Ninja Slayer official, and fans, are not used to the situation in which many people are coming. Also, in Japan and other countries, way of thinking about copyright will differ. There is a possibility that the guidelines be revised. I want to wait it.