The bulk update request #11909 is pending approval.

mass update lololo -> lololo_(kirby)
mass update lalala -> lalala_(kirby)

Reason: "Lololo" and "Lalala" are generally known as onomatopoeias for singing, and in "Lololo"'s case, it can also refer to a more ecstatic "Lol", rather than unique names. Not to mention that other characters can also have the names, as well.

It's not letting me do the change category -> invalid for some reason? But i'd also like to include "fofa" for that as well, since it's an actual word in the Portuguese language, meaning the feminine for "cute".

I don't necessarily disagree with the premise, but there has been a whopping total of one mistag between the two of them, and it was a typo. Turning a tag with such a low rate of misuse into a disambiguation that would then need to be periodically cleaned out seems misguided.

regsmutt said:
I don't necessarily disagree with the premise, but there has been a whopping total of one mistag between the two of them, and it was a typo. Turning a tag with such a low rate of misuse into a disambiguation that would then need to be periodically cleaned out seems misguided.

Yes, i figured that turning them into disambiguations would be unnecessary, that's why i took that part out. orz

buzzerthemajuu said:
Yes, i figured that turning them into disambiguations would be unnecessary, that's why i took that part out. orz

Just doing a mass update would mean the characters now have two tags with the plain versions needing to be periodically updated. It's probably fine left alone.

regsmutt said:
Just doing a mass update would mean the characters now have two tags with the plain versions needing to be periodically updated. It's probably fine left alone.

Fair. Still think "fofa" should be invalid though, for the reason that i mentioned. Just in case some luso dude who has no idea how tags work adds it. Also just remembered that there is a Yo Gabba Gabba character with a very similiar name (Foofa), so i think this one miiiiiiight be disambiguation worthy? Idk.