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==Merge Gold Credit, Gold Card, and Golden Card==
==Merge Gold Credit, Gold Card, and Golden Card==
{{Settled TPP}}
{{SettledTPP}}
{{Proposal outcome|failed|1-6|do not merge}}
{{ProposalOutcome|failed|1-6|do not merge}}
Identical Japanese name, serves the same purpose, basically the same item. Even though they're used in different areas, it wouldn't be that different than the [[Palace Key]], [[Castle Key]], [[Red Key]], [[Blue Key]], [[Cookbook]], [[Autograph]], and [[Package]].
Identical Japanese name, serves the same purpose, basically the same item. Even though they're used in different areas, it wouldn't be that different than the [[Palace Key]], [[Castle Key]], [[Red Key]], [[Blue Key]], [[Cookbook]], [[Autograph]], and [[Package]].


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== Merge Silver Credit and Gold Credit to their Card counterparts. ==
== Merge Silver Credit and Gold Credit to their Card counterparts. ==
{{Settled TPP}}
 
{{Proposal outcome|passed|6-3|merge pages}}
{{TPP}}
This proposal aims to merge Paper Mario's [[Silver Credit]] and Gold Credit items to [[Silver Card]] and [[Golden Card]] respectively. Not only do they have the same Japanese names, but they also serve the same role: allowing the player to play a certain mini-game in the game's mini-game area (the [[Playroom]], [[Pianta Parlor]] and [[Flipside Arcade]]). I'm not sure what else to say here. I think this is pretty self-explanatory, but if you have any questions, please do ask.
This proposal aims to merge Paper Mario's [[Silver Credit]] and Gold Credit items to [[Silver Card]] and [[Golden Card]] respectively. Not only do they have the same Japanese names, but they also serve the same role: allowing the player to play a certain mini-game in the game's mini-game area (the [[Playroom]], [[Pianta Parlor]] and [[Flipside Arcade]]). I'm not sure what else to say here. I think this is pretty self-explanatory, but if you have any questions, please do ask.


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#{{User|MegaBowser64}} Purr proposal
#{{User|MegaBowser64}} Purr proposal
#{{User|Pseudo}} Per proposal, and per the precedent that led to subjects like Koopa Leaf and [[Turtley Leaf]], as well as Egg Missile and [[Egg Bomb]], being merged. Many items with the same rough design and functionality had their names changed in localization between the first two Paper Mario games.
#{{User|Pseudo}} Per proposal, and per the precedent that led to subjects like Koopa Leaf and [[Turtley Leaf]], as well as Egg Missile and [[Egg Bomb]], being merged. Many items with the same rough design and functionality had their names changed in localization between the first two Paper Mario games.
#{{User|Doc von Schmeltwick}} - gold-colored card that lets you play a minigame. Same name in origin language. Clearly the same item, splitting them inconsistently is confusing and unhelpful, and, contrary to what the opposition says, makes it ''harder'' to find info. If you just remember it's a "Gold something-or-another flat rectangle piece of plastic" but don't remember which specific name refers to it, having all the appearances of this identical item on one page is much more navigable (and through redirects, easier to reach) than having them arbitrarily spread around.
#{{User|Doc von Schmeltwick}} - gold-colored card that lets you play a minigame. Same name in origin language. Clearly the same item, splitting them inconsistently is confusing and unhelpful.
#{{User|Scrooge200}} It's not that different from how we treat a lot of existing items between the first and second PM games, like Pseudo said. The Gold/Golden Cards also let you play different minigames, so why wouldn't the Gold Credit count? Obviously, each game has different minigames, so they have to be adapted between games.
#{{User|LinkTheLefty}} If we're not identifier-splitting the Golden Cards, let's keep it consistent.


====Oppose====
====Oppose====
#{{User|Mario}} Per comment in previous proposal, including mine that shows that the cards are not shown in a consistent manner. The merges wind up being more confusing than helpful. This hinders search, so just keep them split. Granted the recipes are another mess, but I don't think this case would benefit from merge.
#{{User|Mario}} Per comment in previous proposal, including mine that shows that the cards are not shown in a consistent manner. The merges wind up being more confusing than helpful. This hinders search, so just keep them split. Granted the recipes are another mess, but I don't think this case would benefit from merge.
#{{User|Sparks}} Per Mario.
#{{User|DrBaskerville}} Per all plus opposition in first proposal.


====Comments====
====Comments====
Before I vote on this, what does the remake say? I don't see the remake mentioned in this proposal, so just asking. [[User:SONIC123CDMANIA+&K(B&ATSA)|SONIC123CDMANIA+&K(B&ATSA)]] ([[User talk:SONIC123CDMANIA+&K(B&ATSA)|talk]]) 11:06, May 28, 2024 (EDT)
: This is an excellent question, and my vote would have been influenced by the answer. --{{User:DrBaskerville/sig}} 18:42, June 5, 2024 (EDT)
::What nonexistent remake of ''Paper Mario'' for the Nintendo 64 are you referring to? TTYDr kept the original direct-transliteration-of-the-Japanese-name, "Gold Card." [[User:Doc von Schmeltwick|Doc von Schmeltwick]] ([[User talk:Doc von Schmeltwick|talk]]) 20:43, June 5, 2024 (EDT)

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