why was
hand on hip and hands on hips aliased? those are two different poses.Basic implications and aliases
@Radomila Radon
Done.
Done.
@Somedragonguy
Done. I’m not sure about the assisted undressing/exposure either. At a glance they don’t seem to have much distinction between them, but they can have different meanings too.
Done. I’m not sure about the assisted undressing/exposure either. At a glance they don’t seem to have much distinction between them, but they can have different meanings too.
@Dr Outback
Done
Done
@Blissey1
@steadygait
I went with “multi breast” for now since that’s the more active tag and has descriptions and such, but that can be reversed if needed.
@steadygait
I went with “multi breast” for now since that’s the more active tag and has descriptions and such, but that can be reversed if needed.
@Dr Outback
Glancing between the tag, I can see both single- and both- hands on hips having the same expressions/contexts. I understand what you’re saying, but but typically we do lean towards avoiding seperate tags for multiple and plural in these cases to make it easier to find tags.
Glancing between the tag, I can see both single- and both- hands on hips having the same expressions/contexts. I understand what you’re saying, but but typically we do lean towards avoiding seperate tags for multiple and plural in these cases to make it easier to find tags.
Anonymous #538F
also tag description: “When the characters hair is hanging in front of and covering their otherwise exposed breasts/nipples”
Implications:
japanese text, chinese text, korean text, french text, spanish text, german text, italian text, portuguese text, arabic text, finnish text, polish text, dutch text, swedish text, hebrew text, czech text, turkish text, thai text, greek text, hungarian text, danish text, irish text, indonesian text, norwegian text, filipino text, latvian text, welsh text, swahili text, creole text, hawaiian text, tamil text, luxembourgish text, tagalog text, mongolian text, burmese text, armenian text, hiligaynon text, estonian text, cherokee text
japanese text, chinese text, korean text, french text, spanish text, german text, italian text, portuguese text, arabic text, finnish text, polish text, dutch text, swedish text, hebrew text, czech text, turkish text, thai text, greek text, hungarian text, danish text, irish text, indonesian text, norwegian text, filipino text, latvian text, welsh text, swahili text, creole text, hawaiian text, tamil text, luxembourgish text, tagalog text, mongolian text, burmese text, armenian text, hiligaynon text, estonian text, cherokee text
Alias:
meowscles -> meowscles (fortnite)
Reason: Needs to be consistent like Meow Skulls (Fortnite), simply Meowscles is e621-specific tag
meowscles -> meowscles (fortnite)
Reason: Needs to be consistent like Meow Skulls (Fortnite), simply Meowscles is e621-specific tag
Anonymous #6EF9
Alias:
wall (structure) -> wall
Reason: first one is e621 specific
wall (structure) -> wall
Reason: first one is e621 specific
Anonymous #6EF9
Alias:
artwork -> invalid tag
fanart -> invalid tag
fan art -> invalid tag
fan-art -> invalid tag
my art -> invalid tag
furry artwork -> invalid tag
furryartwork -> invalid tag
original art -> invalid tag
originalart -> invalid tag
artwork -> invalid tag
fanart -> invalid tag
fan art -> invalid tag
fan-art -> invalid tag
my art -> invalid tag
furry artwork -> invalid tag
furryartwork -> invalid tag
original art -> invalid tag
originalart -> invalid tag
All such tags are useless:
- The site has lots of artwork, so it’s redundant to point that out.
- A very large portion of the artwork here would be defined as “fan art”, so all such tags are also redundant.
- “my art” is more useful as a tag for Tumblr blogs for artists to share their work; this site isn’t a blogging platform. Plus, “myart” (no space) is already invalidated.
- The main focus of this site is furry artwork. Adding these tags is also very redundant.
- Much of the artwork here can be described as “original”.
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