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Is this a tall colt or a mare or intersex? I don’t why this is a stallion.  

Would characters of Supermegatopia count as OCs, or characters? It is was a site and webcomic, much like twokinds.

A nickname for this guy:>>39734 is “kamata-kun”. A specific form of a specific incarnation of Godzilla. Should it be tagged?

Yellow: giorgio a. tsoukalos  
Pink: round trip’s mlp season 8 in a nutshell

@Anonymous #401B  
I removed those tags from existence ;)

@CruFox  

Well, that was my mistake then.
 
I’ve removed all the page number tags and switched them to the description, so if you want to delete those it shouldn’t affect anything anymore.

@Anonymous #401B  
Not really. This was supposed to go into description and not be used as a tag.
 

@LightningBolt  

Those tags were suggested in the Ask the mods anything thread in regards to the possibility of adding “sequences” as a site feature for the easy navigation of comic pages. To wit:  

So the subject of comic tagging (specifically in regards to the possibility of adding a feature to allow easier navigation of comic pages) has already had some discussion in the ask the mods anything thread, but I had some additional questions on specific comic related situations that I’m not sure have been addressed yet. For instance, if we post something related to a specific comic publisher (like Radio Comix or MU Press), does that get a special tag like franchise related artwork does, or is there something else we should be doing with that? And in regards to the comics, should we be tagging individual stories within them? I mean, I can think of a few that contain artwork, standalone stories, and stories that advance with each new issue. Would we need to tag pages with both a “comic:[name of comic]” and “comic:[name of story within comic]”? And for that matter, what about issue number? Should that be a separate tag (“issue 1”), part of the comic name (“[name of comic] issue 1”), or two separate, similar tags (“[name of comic]”, “[name of comic] issue 1”)?
 
Oh, and not to complicate things further, but for page number tags, how do we handle pages that are alternate versions of the original? I’m not sure if adding an alternate to a page number tag (something like “Page # (alternate)”) would mess up the possibility to include it sequentially later on.

@Litrojia  
afaik, there isn’t one yet. I think the alias is too much, or should be discussed first at least. probably renamed into a series and allowed to live. This feels like a mistake.

I noticed that “sugar morning’s smiling ponies”, which was presumably carried over from Derpibooru, has been aliased into artist:sugar morning. Any reason for this? Not sure if there’s a convention for these kinds of tags that differs from what Derpibooru does since I’m new here.

@Radomila Radon  
Done

About the tag klara viskova  
Category: Yellow or franchise tag because she’s a IRL human  
Alias: clairev (Proof: her pseudonym in 123RF and other mircrostocks)  
Desc: Link of her bio: https://www.clairecartoon.com/

@Somedragonguy  
Fixed, but it’s easier to fix just that one word that is misspelled instead of pasting entire new description (I would have to check if it’s not any different in other places…) so I would be grateful for making those stand out, for example by adding underline or something.

Description on stockings shoulde be changed to:  

to fix misspelling.

@CruFox  
Thank you.

@Nicelucario  
You just need to add comic: at the beginning. I retagged all of them to comic:the first night
 
 
@Somedragonguy  
I think when entire body of the character is transparent to show what’s on the opposite side then the transparent body tag is fine.
 
It just should not be used for cases like that one below, where it should be cutaway instead, it’s even in the description:  

 
It mentions “only locally”.  
 
(Imagine the box would be a character, it’s the only safe example)
 
EDIT  
I changed the description to reflect this, now it is:
 

 
The reasoning being “cutaway” is for showing what is inside and not on the opposite side.

Description on transparent body implies it’s only to be used when the translucency is literal, so what do you use for images like this: >>649 (explicit) when it’s only done to show the character below?

Is there a way to turn all the first night tags into comic: the first night since that’s the name of the comic (cover here to show what I mean)?

@CruFox  
Alright, thanks for clarification.

@Anonymous #D837  
Tentacle porn should be tagged sex. Tentacles are alive but they are not considered a character on their own, that’s why it’s solo but also sex. Also tags like oral/vaginal/anal should apply and they imply sex.

@Teaspoon  
I always thought tentacles imply some sort of a living creature but if general consensus is that it doesn’t count as one for tagging purposes then should “sex” tag be used on that image (considering sex cannot be done solo)?

@Anonymous #D837  
I’d assume so so long as the tentacles aren’t part of or a character that’s offscreen or behaving like a character (talking or whatnot).

Do pictures with tentacles and a character count as solo (solo female, solo focus etc.)?  
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