tamagoyaki_pan <-> rectangular_frying_pan
Both tags seem to refer to the same utensil. Which way should we alias?
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tamagoyaki_pan <-> rectangular_frying_pan
Both tags seem to refer to the same utensil. Which way should we alias?
OK then:
BUR #12747 has been approved by @Hillside_Moose.
create alias rectangular_frying_pan -> makiyakinabe
create alias tamagoyaki_pan -> makiyakinabe
The bulk update request #12747 (forum #223937) has been approved by @Hillside_Moose.
Yeah, I'm not a fan of using a romanization from a 2017 cookbook about eggs as the main name. Feels like it goes against a plain naming convention purely for the sake of being technical. Doubly so when the word gets 8k results on google, which is 1% of the results for "tamagoyaki pan". Triply so when you edited and approved the BUR with a completely new angle.
BUR #12755 has been approved by @Hillside_Moose.
create alias makiyakinabe -> tamagoyaki_pan
Switching.
The bulk update request #12755 (forum #223973) has been approved by @Hillside_Moose.
Hillside_Moose said:
Wikipedia's the gospel and Danbooru should follow its conventions to reach a "wider audience", except when it isn't. Gotcha.
But fine, I'll change it back.
I don't think anyone here believes we should unquestionably follow Wikipedia with complete disregard for common sense, so I don't know why you're acting like that. A cursory Google search would have told you that that term is extremely obscure. Even if we were to follow Wikipedia, why would we use the English-language article for a Japanese term instead of the Japanese-language article that calls it something else? You're just mindlessly trusting some random Wikipedia user from 2004 who barely knows Japanese who made that article?
I notice this trend lately where you seem to be haphazardly approving BURs as this is at least the third time you've approved something that immediately had to be reverted. I recommend you put more thought in before approving in the future, or at least give it a day or two for others to provide input. Especially if you're going to rewrite the BUR after people have voted.