User talk:MilesThomas

December 2016
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Please don't change the info box. Crunchyroll subs the YOI episodes. FUNimation are the ones in charge of the English Dubs. 68.11.91.158 (talk) 23:01, 3 December 2016 (UTC)

February 2018
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Conflict of Interest
Hi there, according to your userpage you are an employee at Crunchyroll. Wikipedia's conflict of interest policy STRONGLY discourages editors from directly editing articles they have a personal connection to (even if the edits you are making are "correct"). The reason many articles don't have the correct licensing information is because Crunchyroll doesn't make it clear enough which shows they've actually licensed from Japan, and which shows they are "borrowing" from other companies like Funimation. Rather than trying to fix these articles yourself (which again, is against wikipedia policy) it would be much more helpful if Crunchyroll did a better job of communicating to the public how its licences work. As it stands right now, most press releases just say "crunchyroll is streaming the show and funimation is dubbing it," which doesn't actually tell us who holds the master license. If crunchyroll simply put out an official list of shows every season that clarified which shows they actually hold the master liscense for, that would solve this problem. CurlyWi (talk) 23:29, 4 February 2018 (UTC)

Hey Curly, thanks for reaching out. Crunchyroll did release a press release about this specifically to appease Wiki editors, but it was summarily dismissed by every editor that came along. I'd rather not be the person to make these edits, but for the sake of accurate information, I don't really see another way forward at this time; even titles that have Crunchyroll listed as the publisher for their home video release don't fall under the "Crunchyroll" category on Wikipedia. If you'd like to suggest an alternative to my current efforts, I would be grateful. MilesThomas (talk) 02:45, 5 February 2018 (UTC)MilesThomas
 * I think you have some misinformation here. The list was accepted.  I know because I personally went through and fixed the articles.  You can go look at them yourself, they still have Crunchyroll listed in the infobox. CurlyWi (talk) 03:37, 5 February 2018 (UTC)