Thread:KuuneruTokoro/@comment-26508132-20150818130233/@comment-25232299-20150818213327

That sounds really difficult. I know one wiki that has a "manual of style" which I think is different from just a simple page, meaning it would require the help of a wiki admin to create. (I'm also really inexperienced with advanced editing structures and "code"... -_-)

There are some ground rules I can think of off the top of my head though:

1) Do not use the non-Japanese name of a god - While Bishamonten and Vaisravana could be considered different names of the same entity, the differences between Mahakala and Daikokuten are greater, especially considering how in Noragami the fusion of Daikokuten with Okuninushi is confirmed.

2) Considering how all of the character so far in the series have Japanese names, there's really no actual point in having the "romaji" section in the character info tab, considering it shows the exact same thing the "name" section for all characters.

3) About elongated vowel sounds - In Japanese identical vowel sounds coming one after the other (with no consonant in between) are read as one long vowel sound. The most commonly seen one are a long "o" sound and a long "u" sound - usually written as "ou" and "uu", respectively. However, the truly "correct" way to represent them is with the "macron" sign as "ō" and "ū". Currently both methods of describing the sounds can be seen in various pages. I'd prefer using the "macron versions" exclusively, but I'd like to know what are your thought about that.