It has been suggested the a grade higher than S may be needed, with so many examples popping up. Grade S+, Grade SS, and Grade X would all work, but what would it entail?

Minimum length for Girlish Pigtails (must be below shoulder blades)? Pantsu requirements (stripes? white? must match color of stockings? must be different from color of stockings? Must be part of school uniform?

Must have skirt. This entry removed because of no skirt:

• This ad by Miranda Kerr for Victoria's Secret shows her having Grade B.

I followed this from a link on the Assassin's Creed page. I had no idea what it means. I think this site has a big problem with overusing Japanese trope titles. I don't speak Japanese, and neither do most of the people who go here. We're just supposed to live with it because some people here like anime a bit too much and wish they were born in a different country?

Could this have been the deciding factor in the recent Mega Man Legends 3 Heroine design contest? Also, rate the winner. (The other entrants don't even come close except for 9th place and possibly an Alt. costume of 4th place.)

What about Link from the Legend of Zelda? There's even a link that leads here.

We need a new grade tenitively (Grade I) for new or Unique versions

Would this make a good image link?

http://danbooru.donmai.us/post/show/877293/

Moderator speaking: Deleted troll post and attendant discussion.

Can we add the kanji for this expression (絶対領域)?

Can we please rename it, it's very hard to spell. I've used it many times now and I still need to use Copy Paste to write it. It might be easy for the Japanese and the ones who know Japanese. I understand the term was coined in Japan, but there are examples from all the world.

Is it possible to wear a skirt and NOT expose Zettai Ryouiki? I thought perhaps wearing tights would do it, but it appears there are some examples with those.

Hey does anyone know if there is a term like this for what I describe? A gap between the upper inner thighs when the legs are touching (usually at the knees). I've heard it just called thigh gap or whatever, it results from less fat or widely spaced femurs basically.

Also I would like to make a page called 'intero' (which stands for internal rotation) describing when people internally rotate their hips, which points the knee points inward. This is a very common pose in anime (and I've also seen it a lot in western comics like DC). It expresses a large variety of things.

For example there is a thread about it on /a/ http://archive.easymodo.net/a/thread/17488095 and it's the top definition http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=the+gap . Actually apparently some people call it a "breezyway" http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=breezeway but I'm not sure the etymological origins of this.

Cruder terms also apparently include http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=factory%20air "factory air" and "beaver breather".

It makes me wonder just how many terms there are for this, and which one should be the penultimate term we would choose if making a page for it.

So how exactly is this trope fanservice?

So, now that "examples should be limited to grade A and B", should all other examples be deleted? Or should the list just stay the way it is?

When did they get rid of the "Stop Looking At Us Like That" line? That was my favorite bit on the page.