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Notability extends beyond "The Streamer Awards" therefore WP: INHERITED does not apply. Examples include: Reference 7 (the Hollywood Reporter article) which is a news article detailing her signing with the gaming managment firm Loaded. Furthermore, her Youtube channel has 344,000+ subscribers and her Twitch channel has 758,000 followers. Streamers in the 21st century are no less notable than TV actors in the 20th. 2803:1500:E00:B5D:4909:4C76:148C:B12B (talk) 00:54, 10 July 2022 (UTC)[reply]
@LeahBeahReah, hello. A WP:DOB-source needs to be very clear, and it's quite alright for a WP-article not to include a DOB. This [1] is far from clear enough, and there's no year in it. If it said "I'm 22 today!" or something like that, it would work, but it's not even clear she posted that on her birthday (she might have, but it's not something we guess about). WP:BLP is strict. I see no DOB here [2] either, though it does say she likes Chips and Salsa. Gråbergs Gråa Sång (talk) 14:04, 22 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]
If only her first name is known, I think its use in the article should be minimised. It's used ~40 times and it reads very clunkily and strangely and awkwardly. It would be better just to use the name she's known by, her screen name on seemingly all her social media profiles. 2406:3400:31F:AD40:D465:DFEF:63B3:3424 (talk) 10:57, 2 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]
most BLP article use their real name on the article unless its unknown.
ex: XQc used Lengyel instead of xQc, Sodapoppin used Morris intead of Sodapoppin, Quackity used Alexis instead of Quackity. Http iosue (talk) 00:50, 3 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]
