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Did you send HolyDriver a PM telling them about the rule? Though it's already on them for ignoring the Page History.
^ No, I didn't, as I thought my edit reason would be enough, but seeing as how they chose to ignore it, I've decided to send them one.
Edited by lpk675
I've just sent them a message about it, waiting to see if they respond.
I just reverted the names to the English translations, though I still haven't received a response from Holy Driver.
We'll talk to them.
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
Back in July, I discovered a troper by the name of Holy Driver
has been going around editing examples of One Piece to refer to the two groups, the Seven Warlords of the Sea and the Four Emperors, as the Shichibukai and the Yonkou (the Japanese terms for the two groups), despite the fact that Warlord and Emperor are the official translations for the two groups' names, which the main One Piece page refers to them by. So I decided to change the names back with a message asking people to refer to them by those names.
Now, just earlier today, I've discovered that, on November 19th, Holy Driver reverted all of the examples back to the Japanese names (I feel it should also be noted that these are the only edits they had made since the July edits). Looking through their edit history, I've also discovered that their edits are entirely dedicated to changing the groups' titles to their Japanese names, despite the fact that, as far as I'm aware, TV Tropes has a rule about refering to foreign names by their official English translation.