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Which part of it is misinformation? I just don't see it relevant to be there period, especially when we have NEET as a page.
Edited by Amonimus TroperWall / WikiMagic Cleanup
Well that title has "No relation" to the UK slang term NEET - except it does technically as I explain. The title character of the manga is a NEET in the Japanese sense so the term does actually mean "Not in Education, Employment or Training Princess Terrass". But regardless I lean toward pulling it and maybe changing this bit:
"Of course, Haru can't get over the idea that a real life princess is right past that door... And can't leave well enough alone. He finally gets inside her Fort Knox style room, only to discover the horrible, horrible truth: Princess Terrass is a total Otaku Hikikomori!"
To maybe change Hikikomori to NEET or at least add NEET in there somewhere. I just wanted to double check I wasn't missing something.
So I can't think of anything right now... meh.
e: misread
The Hikikomori part is accurate, so if NEET should be mentioned somewhere it's best to rethink the full description.
Edited by Amonimus TroperWall / WikiMagic Cleanup
Probably, should I ask somewhere on the forums or just rework it myself? I am always wary of making big edits to work descriptions unlike adding tropes to pages.
So I can't think of anything right now... meh.
I think it's just intended as a disambiguation. I'd cut it.
I've cut it and linked this discussion in the reason
So I can't think of anything right now... meh.
I know this was resolved, just pointing out that we're cutting "not to be confused with..." lines like that as a rule now, anyway, unless there is a legitimate source of confusion (i.e. two actual works with (near)identical names)
Edited by DoktorvonEurotrash It does not matter who I am. What matters is, who will you become? - motto of Omsk Bird
I was looking at the page for NEET Princess Terrass and I ran across this:
"Not related to the UK slang term NEET which is short for a Lower-Class Lout "Not in Education, Employment or Training.""
Except, the NEET acronym does mean this in that context to my knowledge? It's just in Japan it it's more associated with Hikikomori and it's stereotypes than the Lower-Class Lout ones. But the acronym means the same thing and I believe it is a loan word of the UK term?
Should I remove this line or contextualize it?
Edited by GracieLizzy