User talk:QuickAnsOnly

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February 2024[edit]

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Gakuen Idolmaster[edit]

Please read to the Wikipedia Manual of Style, specifically the section on capital letters and ALLCAPS. It does not matter whether the context is Japanese language, as you stated – this is English. Even when ALLCAPS are used in English sources, as they are sometimes used in newspaper headlines, they must be reduced to title case or normal case. Furthermore, you cannot use an access date in advance of a date, even if it would be accurate 12 hours later – you did not access the information on the date you stated.

I reverted your edits and put June 2 for the date of the event, as it shows on the YouTube site. Ira Leviton (talk) 11:13, 2 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]

It is June 3 in Japan now, and the song has been released in like 15 minutes ago.

Although I can start with something like WP:ALBUMCAPS: "In titles of tracks or albums in a language other than English, the project standard is to use the capitalization utilized by that language, not the English capitalization." or MOS:JAPAN: "In all cases, this original title stylization should be included in the lead of the article.", I decided to delete the Japanese name instead, to save time for both of us. The original Japanese name of the concert is not very important.

Hope you are satisfied with what the article looks like now, and will not revert any of my edits afterwards. Thank you. QuickAnsOnly (talk) 15:15, 2 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]