Talk:Tigarah

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[edit] Real Name

Beatstar, can you explain why you keep removing her real name from the article? Per Wikipedia's Manual of Style on Biographies, it's standard practice to add the subject's real name on the article, and the name is sourced by a reliable source (by URB Magazine). hateless 06:08, 31 July 2006 (UTC)

Hi hateless, it's beatstar a/k/a MR.D. I removed Tigarah's real name because she asked me to. She's had some strange people contact her family in Japan and that's why she doesn't want her name publicized anymore. In future press in the US, we'll ask reporters not to publicize her name in the future as well. Thanks for understanding.

Ok, thanks for your answer. I was puzzled for awhile, seemed like a strange sort of vandalism, until I started to realize something was up with the removal of the URB article from tigarah.net. Also, just to point out, you may want to add release information to Image:Tigarahlive.jpg to settle any possible copyright issues, as images with questionable status are regularly deleted. hateless 21:37, 31 July 2006 (UTC)

ok, thx man!!! really appreciate your help and input. cheers, D