So, I keep finding myself annoyed by this. It should not be my concern, nor something that should bother me. However, it does. I am starting to become quite annoyed with people's names they give to their roleplay characters. I will not be using real examples, as I do not want to "call out" any people who fall into this category. I see people with very much lore-incompliant names. This is starting to get to me a bit. Many people use names that are very modern or even more American if you will. Surnames like "Wayne" for example, does not seem very lore-compliant. Wayne is a very "western" name, mostly used in our England, Canada, or USA. Even though the name was first used in around the 14th century, it just does not translate well to the lore of regalia. The english culture is not represented in the lore, therefore making the name odd. Many other names like "Smith" and "Jones" fit into this as well. Many people using Ailor characters tend to make up their last name. Just using random letters that do not fit anywhere. Many people also use very modern first names for their character as well. I have seen one quite a few times, "Hazel". This name did not come around till about the late 19th century and early 20th. Also it originated in USA, Canada, and England.  Also adding your character's age next to your nickname is just odd. Not only does it cater to meta-game, it also is just not needed. I wil ask your age if I want to know it. Now this seems very nit-picky. However, is seeing the nickname: "Hazel Wayne '18" not a bit annoying? I know I sound very picky, whiney, and ranty, but this just bothers me and I wanted to put my opinion on the matter out there. I can actually name quite a few examples I have seen, but I do not want to slander anyone here. Apologies if you use this name in roleplay and I have offended you. It is not my place to control rp, but I still want to just put it out there. Please comment with any agreements, disagreements, suggestions for how we can address this, should we address this, etc.