How do I tag this?

I think it's the same person in the same outfit as in post #1711275 by the way. Jacket? yes probably. A coat it is not, though.

Originally I was looking for a more holistic tag of the act of covering someone with some outerwear by another.

edit: found the tag shared_coat

T!ramisu said:

Originally I was looking for a more holistic tag of the act of covering someone with some outerwear by another.

edit: found the tag shared_coat

+1 for this one.
Btw isn't a blazer a jacket?

Provence said:

+1 for this one.
Btw isn't a blazer a jacket?

Yes, it is, personally I'm not sure where to cross the "overly specific" line. Ideally I would prefer to see a tag regarding more of the action rather than the apparel.

T!ramisu said:

Yes, it is, personally I'm not sure where to cross the "overly specific" line. Ideally I would prefer to see a tag regarding more of the action rather than the apparel.

So what would be if this tag implies the jacket tag? Would it overflow the tag and should be kep an specifiv tag-item or is this downside not this important?

Provence said:

So what would be if this tag implies the jacket tag? Would it overflow the tag and should be kep an specifiv tag-item or is this downside not this important?

Considering shared_coat only has 35 posts in it, I'd say its fine as-is. Looking at most of the posts, they're mostly coats, with a few blazers and jackets thrown in there.

T!ramisu said:

Considering shared_coat only has 35 posts in it, I'd say its fine as-is. Looking at most of the posts, they're mostly coats, with a few blazers and jackets thrown in there.

I think that Provence was asking about implicating blazer to jacket.

Provence said:

So what would be if this tag implies the jacket tag? Would it overflow the tag and should be kep an specifiv tag-item or is this downside not this important?

Blazer has ~16k posts and jacket has ~48k posts, so I don't think that such implication would overflow the latter tag. But it would still make it harder to find posts with jackets that are not blazers, so I'm not sure if such implication is desirable.
Anyway, I suggest you to start a new topic if you want to continue this discussion.

worldendDominator said:

Waitresses' uniforms in Nekopara are basically maid outfits. So how should I tag them - maid, waitress, or both? For reference: nekopara ~maid ~waitress.

Any help there?

worldendDominator said:

Waitresses' uniforms in Nekopara are basically maid outfits. So how should I tag them - maid, waitress, or both? For reference: nekopara ~maid ~waitress.

They look like maids and we have "Tag what you see" rule, so it would be appropriate to use the maid tag. If they are portrayed doing typical waitress work (carrying a tray, serving food/drinks to customers), then probably tag it with both maid and waitress.

The waitress wiki says "Not to be confused with maid as some of the uniforms may be similar to what a maid wears.", though.
I would go with maid_headdress and waitress, personally.

What about waitresses in a maid cafe? :3
I'd tag as MyrMindservant suggests.

I also think that the action is important to. Take for instance the Maid-Touhou Character Sakuya. She is a typical maid-girl. Maid headdress, Maid apron in most fanarts. Now they are practically the same characters, look like a maid but can do waitress actions. Sakuya doesn't work in a cafe (most of the times) so the waitress tag doesn't apply to her.

post #2309056
Is there another tag if the character has mismatched wings than mismatched_wings. Has only a tag counter of one (this post).

Provence said:

post #2309056
Is there another tag if the character has mismatched wings than mismatched_wings. Has only a tag counter of one (this post).

asymmetrical_wings.

NWF_Renim said:

asymmetrical_wings.

Didn't know this also apply for the shape. Color ok. Thanks in any case :).

Skirt tucked into panties?

Gollgagh said:

Skirt tucked into panties?

Skirt_lift

Gollgagh said:

Skirt tucked into panties?

skirt_lift and (maybe?) wardrobe_malfunction

zeparoh said:

skirt_lift and (maybe?) wardrobe_malfunction

"When a mishap happens to someone's clothes,"
-> I'd say this apply to this picture

It'd definitely at minimum have to be both skirt_lift wardrobe_malfunction, because there is too much noise for just skirt_lift or skirt wardrobe_malfunction to be useful to find these kinds of images.