Tag Implication: doujin_cover -> doujinshi

Implicating doujin_cover -> doujinshi.

Reason: Self-explanatory.

I still stand by what I said in forum #64339.

Ah cock, that's like the second time I've accidentally made the same thread!

It should at least imply cover_page.

On the topic of comics though, it looks like the comic tag is being used for any type of comic, contrary to its wiki definition. I suggest the wiki definition be updated to reflect its use as an umbrella term. I find its current definition rather vague anyway.

• comic
• manga can be used as a type for the average 'full page' comics.
• doujinshi can be a sort of metatag for its origins, if needed at all.
• doujinshi then implies manga, manga then implies comic.
• there is manga_(object) for the actual books appearing in images.
• 4koma and the like already have their own tags and comic implications.
• web_comic and other types can be added, if there's a need for them.

I think in that case, doujin_cover could imply doujinshi, and be aliased to cover_page, if that's possible. (having an implication + alias where the implication is not part of the alias?)
Or it can just be left with a cover_page implication.

Doujinshi is a type of manga.
Cover is a type of a page.

So, no need to connect 2 different tags into one.
"cover"/"title_page"/"coverpage" + "dojin"/"doujinshi" (two tags separately) will be much better, I think.

SystemXS said:
Or it can just be left with a cover_page implication.

This seems to be the best solution to me, so +1 to
doujin_cover -> cover_page implication.

Did doujin_cover -> cover_page implication.