Question[]
Since when the people of the kingdom of terises were called Terisians? Isn't supposed to be called plainly the terises? Juan Ma 07:03, June 8, 2012 (UTC)
No, because that doesn't make sense. Being from the Kingdom of Terises makes you a Terises? What? Terisian is a more appropriate term.
Moviebaby 19:44, June 8, 2012 (UTC)
What I meant was if the word "Terisian" was an official term to designate the people from the kingdom of terises, since I don't recall to hear the world terisian in the game. At the end of the fire monument the merines of that time said after creating land upon the Legacy this: beloved Ferines... My life end here. The rest I leave to the next merines. Please work together to bring a new light to our people. History begins anew, and you shall rule over its birth. You are the terises (not terisian as some people thinks). That's all Juan Ma 23:07, June 8, 2012 (UTC)
To be honest, that is actually very vague. Not to mention, it's a quote, meaning its context is naturally ambiguous. To avoid confusion, seeing as how Terises is used for a lot of things, Terisian is a more suitable reference to the people.
Moviebaby 23:30, June 8, 2012 (UTC)
I brought this subject because Mayu hates speculation since "Terisians" is not official. Oh well, I suppose we could leave it as is written in the article. Juan Ma 23:53, June 8, 2012 (UTC)
- Don't invent terms, yeah. Just write it unambiguously as "the people of the Kingdom of Terises", or be a bit more context-reliant by saying "those ancient peoples" or anything like that. If something exists in the game, then use that. Do not create new words which are not used in the game, so that new terms are not spawned in the broader Tales community by our use of it here.
- Byakuren Hijiri (talk) 10:34, June 9, 2012 (UTC)