Thread:TWChaos0/@comment-10205483-20150514001144/@comment-26428407-20150518073316

Byll wrote: I'm not a dedicated SSF2 (blame the dreaded lag and that my matches sometimes end early, additionally, I'm not that good... yet) player so I don't really need a page. Remember wikis are like collective encyclopedias dedicated to certain topics that's why I need players to be refered to as their real name on the title because we dig to certain aspects for these players like their places of residence, way of play, tournament entries, etc.. We could dig through their personal lives as well, but I'd rather respect their privacy iif they don't wanna. Of all the wikis I would like this wiki to look like, not counting the SmashWiki (as I already explained), it's the Wikipedia who already refers to the notable Smash Bros. players through their real name, save few exceptions. SmashWiki's system is better, mainly because it would be easier to find people with than their names. Unless avatars from forums or it's displayed as Trey "TacThree" Calahan, I don't think names is a good system.

Plus, what you've done for the community should get you a page. People on SSBWiki have skill listed as "amateur", "semi-professional", "professional", "top professional". You can take your pick.