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[Tag Alias] for medium hair length

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create alias mediumhair -> medium_hair
create alias medium-hair -> medium_hair
create alias shoulder_length_hair -> medium_hair
create alias shoulder-length_hair -> medium_hair
create alias mid_length_hair -> medium_hair
create alias midlength_hair -> medium_hair
create alias mid-length_hair -> medium_hair

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A few different ways of referring to the same hair length.

EDIT: This bulk update request has been rejected because it was not approved within 60 days.

EDIT: The bulk update request #1455 (forum #141620) has been rejected by @DanbooruBot.

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I can see one of each being useful, as both terms are common in normal use, whereas "medium hair" isn't, and thus the aliases would help people who aren't familiar with danbooru tagging conventions to find the tag they want. I see no need to have them from "mid-length" AND "mid_length" AND "midlength", though.

iridescent_slime said:

My opinion about this tag hasn't appreciably changed since topic #13782. It's a narrow and not especially useful tag that despite its definition often ends up being used for hair considerably longer or shorter than "shoulder-length". What's next, medium sleeves?

There's no other way to find such images and it's no more unlikely for someone to be looking for characters with such hair length as it is for them to be looking for characters with short or long hair, which is to say more likely than 99% of tags on the site. It does need a bit of gardening, yes, but it's a very long way from being one of the tags most in need of it. I've contacted one of the worst offenders about it.

...and tidied up the tag to remove images where the hair was clearly down to the upper-breast level or below from the thumbnail. Bizarrely enough a large proportion of these were yuyushiki pictures. There were very few posts where I saw the need to change it to short hair. I left a few posts which are really "medium hair with long locks" as I wasn't sure what best to do with them.

No doubt there are misuses that I didn't spot but, having removed about 5% of all the tag's current uses, it now looks to me like a relatively clean tag.

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