Board Thread:Consensus Track/@comment-1251315-20160407135539/@comment-1207741-20160410175546

SuperSajuuk wrote: The manga has nothing to do with this discussion. "Storm Cloud Ravine" is an official translation by an officially licensed translator. If you're going to argue in favor of the wiki using official translations instead of fan translations, your argument should ultimately be in favor of using "Storm Cloud Ravine".

SuperSajuuk wrote: And I've already told you many times that this proposal isn't about "every other article on this wiki", so stop bringing it up at every available chance you can get, it's not interesting any more. I keep bringing it up because you keep not understanding your own argument. You want the wiki to use official translations instead of fan translations. But you only want some of the wiki's articles - episode articles - to use official translations. Every other article you want to use fan translations for. You are not consistent with yourself.

SuperSajuuk wrote: I've made it clear that I would oppose any proposal that involves updating every wiki article to follow Viz's format, simply because Viz's manga translations are poorer than the translations of the anime that we get directly from Crunchyroll, which is directly co-owned by TV-Tokyo, who have the broadcasting rights to show the anime in Japan. That makes the translation of the episode itself, provided in the episode itself more official. Here's an episode hosted on Crunchyroll: "Wind Style: Rasen Shuriken!". Notice the "Wind Style" in the title. Per your argument, "Wind Stlye", because it's used by Crunchyroll, is more official than the wiki's "Wind Release". Therefore, in the interest of making the wiki official, the wiki should start using "Wind Style" instead of "Wind Release". Confirm or deny?