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Just a few days after I make this article she changes her channel name to Sharmeleon and talked about how it may eventually be Sharzard? We might want to change the article name to something more stable like "Sharla (YouTuber)". 朝彦 | Asahiko (talk) 03:15, 19 March 2020 (UTC)Reply
There is a catch, although WP:COMMONNAME prefers the most common name among English-speakers to be used in the title of an article, it also prefers names that do not require disambiguation. Although the Japanese language article for this person uses the title Sharla (claiming that her full name has not been disclosed) and many English-speakers might be more familiar with that name, just typing Sharla into the English-language Wikipedia links to a disambiguation page suggesting it is ambiguous. Therefore, I would suggest leaving the title of this article at Sharmeleon considering it is unambiguous and it is likely to be familiar to English-speakers when distinction is required. Tk420 (talk) 21:33, 15 August 2022 (UTC)Reply
