Igor Sprite wrote:
mappers put some "random" things in tags like rsi in this map, but yeah it's related indirectly, some players have rsi playing this map and if don't the metadata is wrong(?). iyasine helped alacat to rank your mapset and now is helping me indirectly since i got bpm, offset, bg, audio, artist and title why not all the tags?
This is not the same scenario. Players don't get RSI playing one map, so the tag is not very clever either way. But there are tags like "marathon", which you should have in a marathon map, even though they conflict with player
Marathon. That is however indirect and unintentional. However, tagging someone who hasn't even touched the map shoudn't put them into tags. Not only they don't have to agree, but this is not something you give credit for. Metadata, timing, finding background is all a part of modding process and shouldn't be mentioned in tags, regardless of how much the mod helped.
Igor Sprite wrote:
oh, here is lopkyy and he helps me a lot. it's only lopkyy produções as your request >///<
That's still probably not a good tag as they have probably given you advice, but there's no evidence that they directly participated on the map. If someone is looking for their map, they probably don't want to find yours via tags.
I think this needs to be disqualified for putting irrelevant people into metadata (and it seems like without consent).
Another issue is that you shouldn't take metadata from unofficial sources, publishers or old beatmaps. Silent Siren seems to majorly use just "Silent Siren". In past, they have used "
サイレントサイレン" (e.g.
http://silent-siren.com/disco/detail.php?disc=38) without a gap. Your title does have a gap between サイレント and サイレン. Japanese doesn't really use gaps between words, so it makes more sense like this, and when their website uses this name, it's never with a gap. Otherwise, you should provide an official proof that the gap is viable, because it doesn't seem to be any official. The title and romanised title is correct.