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Latest comment: 4 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
How has no one updated this with his rockin Detroit stats? He's a superstar for sure. Also, I don't see a rookie of the year in DEL for 2018-19? I read that he was. Go Wings! 69.174.135.250 (talk) 02:52, 17 December 2021 (UTC)Reply
Latest comment: 11 months ago1 comment1 person in discussion
Typically I would just remove this nickname per MOS:HYPOCORISM, but I decided that this might be a different case. If you look at my recent editing history I have long been removing nicknames that don't match MOS:HYPOCORISM. But I decided that since he is officially listed as Moritz Seider instead of Mo Seider, there might be reason to keep this nickname. Should this be mentioned in the opening? Above the InfoBox? Or not at all? There are some cases where a common Hypocorism could be used. The MrBeast article is one of these where consensus was reached to use "Jimmy". Another example is James Anderson (cricketer) who is commonly called "Jimmy Anderson" hence the nickname "Jimmy" is acceptable. I want to know what other editors think about this. What should be done?
* A It should be included in the name in the opening and at the the top of the InfoBox * B It should be included at the top of the InfoBox but not the name in the opening * C It shouldn't be included in the opening name or the InfoBox * D It should be included in the opening name but not the InfoBox
