Nevada-tan appeared sometime within the first or second week of June.What is the date of the first known appearance of Nevada-tan?.June 1 was the date of the murder, as per several news reports.- Mitsukai 05:05, (UTC).Was June 1 the day that the girl was charged with murder? Or was it the day of the murder?.An 11-year-old schoolgirl was charged with the murder of a classmate on Jby slitting her throat and arms with a box cutter at an elementary school in Sasebo, Japan." "Nevada-tan is an Internet meme character that began appearing in the wake of a Japanese news story. Adding the Google mirror of the article.If anyone has a mirror to it, perhaps this could be redirected there.- Mitsukai 13:29, (UTC)
Removed "* EDITORIAL: The tragedy in Sasebo Asahi, September 18, 2004." as the Asahi Shimbun/Daily Asahi no longer has the article up on its English sites. Varlaam ( talk) 20:37, 21 June 2012 (UTC) Link Deletion It reads as though you get a tan in the Nevada sun. Lachatdelarue (talk) 14:40, (UTC) The fact it's an honourific should be linked. The names in the article should be edited to reflect the capitalization of the title. Considering that ME-tan, XP-tan, 2K-tan, et al, are already in this format, it would stand to reason that the article should be Nevada-tan vice Nevada-Tan. This is also borne out by the fact that a standard was already set in place for this on Wikipedia as well: the OS-tans. Considering that Japanese honorifics are usually written in lower case, shouldn't this be "Nevada-tan" (it's even used at one point in the article itself). I have a problem with "Nevada-Tan", or at least the "-Tan" part of it. It is allowed but it's better to use "present day". "at the time this entry is being written" ĭoes that phrase make sense in the Wiki medium? I have a problem with the phrase "Believed to be". ForestAngel ( talk) 08:51, 21 March 2008 (UTC) "Believed to be" Well, how can we get at least a caricature up? If you don't know what she looks like, then even the description is kind of vague. Someone ought to make a template for that. WCityMike 02:24, (UTC)Īnyway, after reading up on Japanese copyright law, I placed a notice in the image description. There is a discussion on Wikipedia:Images and media for deletion#November 30 on whether we should delete the picture. It's not like anyone's endorsing the concept any more than they would be for drawing funny pictures of hitler in a tutu. The bizarre idea of a young-girl-murderer is even more fascinating than most weird sickos, therefore people pay attention to it. There's a difference between -liking- someone and being -fascinated- by them. The problem here is that there's an obvious tack-on for loli and hentai because of her interest in guro. It is much like any other serial killer worshipping in the states for the likes of Charles Manson or Ted Bundy. Of course, I don't really believe that (and she doesn't either, to be honest) but it's just some people's opinion. The fact that she was made fun of lead to the murder so people feel bad about her as she was pushed into doing it. Feiriri (talk) 23:42, 26 June 2006 (UTC) Some feel sorry for her. I feel awful for her and the girl she killed. It's horrible how people have glorified a murder committed by a preteen girl who is emotionally unstable. Though honestly, the Nevada-tan case is too macabre for me. I've never understood the fascination with, or why so many people like Nevada-tan. 33 Changing Nevada Tan Redirect to Disambiguation.19 Why the Inconsistencies Among the "Fans"?.18 Victim's name and photo hasn't anything to do with "Nevada-tan".17 "Nevada" actually "University of Nevada"?.4 "at the time this entry is being written".
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