How do I tag this?

Just to make sure I'm not going backseat mod here: The tag presenting_shoulder was recently created. Is it OK to nuke it? It seems very EotB and we already have bare_shoulders and off_shoulder. It's also a potential can of worms, with presenting_feet, presenting_tail, presenting_forehead, etc. following in quick succession.

Flopsy said:

Just to make sure I'm not going backseat mod here: The tag presenting_shoulder was recently created. Is it OK to nuke it? It seems very EotB and we already have bare_shoulders and off_shoulder. It's also a potential can of worms, with presenting_feet, presenting_tail, presenting_forehead, etc. following in quick succession.

Seems indistinguishable from off_shoulder to me. Except for post #5205087, which is strap_pull.

People are way too eager to use presenting_* where a body part is merely exposed, whether there's anything suggestive about it or not. Like all the presenting_armpit posts that are nothing more than a girl with her arms raised.

iridescent_slime said:

People are way too eager to use presenting_* where a body part is merely exposed, whether there's anything suggestive about it or not. Like all the presenting_armpit posts that are nothing more than a girl with her arms raised.

The result of tagging with fetish goggles on, if you ask me. That's one of my personal allergies, which is why I was a little worried about being too quick to crack down on it. I'll re-tag presenting_shoulder like you suggested.

I had a look at the other presenting_* tags. Both presenting_foot and presenting_pussy seem quite redundant to me, in most cases being covered by foot_focus and presenting pussy or spread_pussy, respectively. Neither tag has a wiki or any real discussion here. I'd happily nuke these, too.

iridescent_slime said:

Seems indistinguishable from off_shoulder to me. Except for post #5205087, which is strap_pull.

People are way too eager to use presenting_* where a body part is merely exposed, whether there's anything suggestive about it or not. Like all the presenting_armpit posts that are nothing more than a girl with her arms raised.

I was gonna say that that tag is our "armpit focus" equivalent, but I just noticed we have armpit focus already. I opened topic #20863.

Is there a tag for when a hat is blown off of a character's head (post #2452650, post #2872802, post #1428087) for any sort of reason (wind gust, running, being forcibly pulled, etc.)?

Benit149 said:

Is there a tag for when a hat is blown off of a character's head (post #2452650, post #2872802, post #1428087) for any sort of reason (wind gust, running, being forcibly pulled, etc.)?

Hat loss

Does bondage and femdom apply to post #3509651? Is it evident enough?

post #5251155

Is there a tag for "cosplaying yourself"? I added recursion, but I don't know if there's a more specific tag for it.

Hello. Can I tag this post as lolita fashion?
post #5255941

Is there a tag for fake text (ie. made-up alphabets)?

AngryZapdos said:

Is there a tag for fake text (ie. made-up alphabets)?

mysterious text

Talulah said:

mysterious text

We also have glyph. Maybe those should be merged.

The_Bob said:

We also have glyph. Maybe those should be merged.

If there's a difference between that and runes, the wiki needs to make it more clear.

iridescent_slime said:

If there's a difference between that and runes, the wiki needs to make it more clear.

I'll post in Wiki Requests.

post #5266477

Is there a tag for something like "birthday connection"?

post #5266837

I don't know if the rest of these symbols have a name/tag.

Unbreakable said:

post #5266837

I don't know if the rest of these symbols have a name/tag.

They do: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Astronomical_symbols

The most common symbol for Saturn (♄) is missing. Instead there is one that is more often used for Ceres (⚳), but according to Wikipedia sometimes denotes Saturn when upside down.

Fairy knight tristan's headwear: post #5180862

I know we have diamond hairband being used for oberon (fate) (though it looks more like a crown for me), I wonder if we have a specific tag for her headwear as well.

Since you brought it up, diamond_hairband is an awful tag, and I wish whoever came up with it had solicited feedback in this thread rather than create a tag all on their own. It's a rare example of a two-word tag in which both words have the potential to cause problems with mistagging:

• "Diamond", in the case of jewelry and accessories, may be construed to mean the gemstone rather than the playing card symbol. See watson_amelia diamond_earrings.
• Few, if any, of the posts with this tag are for hairbands. All the ones I've seen are tiaras and circlets.