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zenrakishi durnehviir and post #4307445 were based on okamura_(okamura086)'s personification of the dragons, the actual artists just borrowed the design. The posts were added to pool #18807 and tagged with Okamura's arttag though.
Is it fine to remove the arttag and the posts from the pool? Should I tag borrowed design or something else?
Rangiku is holding a tokkuri are supposed to keep sake bottle tag as well?
https://danbooru.donmai.us/posts/6719536?q=matsumoto_rangiku+
Is there a way to change tags in bulk?
I've discovered that there're tons of art with Makise Kurisu tagged as purple eyes but it's clearly blue as I can see - https://danbooru.donmai.us/posts?tags=makise_kurisu%20purple_eyes
Marlor said:
Is there a way to change tags in bulk?
I've discovered that there're tons of art with Makise Kurisu tagged as purple eyes but it's clearly blue as I can see - https://danbooru.donmai.us/posts?tags=makise_kurisu%20purple_eyes
Yes, but most posts in the search have her characteristic violet/purple eyes.
What exactly is that bracelet? I don't think "bracelet" is the right word (and tag) for it here...
Is there a tag for a skirt made out of liquid (water, in this case)? Also, would you say her hair is more light brown or blonde?
Maiden_in_Orange said:
Is there a tag for a skirt made out of liquid (water, in this case)? Also, would you say her hair is more light brown or blonde?
There is liquid_clothes and the wiki of water_dress says that it includes skirt
Explograine said:
and the wiki of water_dress says that it includes skirt
Oh, it does. Thanks!
post #6734896
char:yani_neko_(character)? The artist, series and character all seem to have the same name.
post #6737274 (Q)
Can this be considered guro?
Tag for, when there is someone in the head of someone else?
It's not a mask here, but a reference to the game, because the character has a scar there after getting a lobotomy.
Is there any sort of tag that covers a jacket that isn't on one's shoulders, and more has one's arms through a hole in the jacket? (??) No seriously, what's the deal with that jacket?
VR-Man said:
post #6737274 (Q)
Can this be considered guro?
I don't think so. All you see is the blood, and it's very stylized.
https://danbooru.donmai.us/posts/6726735
I want to tag this with the song that it's for, but I don't know which name to tag it as. It's named after a Pokemon move (Volt Tackle) so I thought it should just use the English name. However, it's also a Vocaloid song and those all have their titles in romaji which would have this be named "Volteccer."
Might need an indie virtual YouTuber expert for this one.
Nottytiffy started drawing her avatar tiffy at least 8 years ago and debuted as an indie virtual YouTuber about 2 years ago. Only 3 posts with tiffy (out of 526 total) are tagged indie virtual YouTuber; the rest are tagged original.
Should all of the tiffy posts be tagged with indie virtual YouTuber instead of original? Or maybe just the ones from after her debut? Or just those that resemble her vtuber design? The design seems to have changed a bit over the years before her debut, but I don't know if that is relevant.
I don't know anything about this vtuber other than what I have seen and read on Danbooru.
Blank_User said:
Might need an indie virtual YouTuber expert for this one.
Nottytiffy started drawing her avatar tiffy at least 8 years ago and debuted as an indie virtual YouTuber about 2 years ago. Only 3 posts with tiffy (out of 526 total) are tagged indie virtual YouTuber; the rest are tagged original.
Should all of the tiffy posts be tagged with indie virtual YouTuber instead of original? Or maybe just the ones from after her debut? Or just those that resemble her vtuber design? The design seems to have changed a bit over the years before her debut, but I don't know if that is relevant.
I don't know anything about this vtuber other than what I have seen and read on Danbooru.
I would only tag the ones drawn after her debut as indie virtual youtuber. Similar to how we tag the members who joined or left vshojo.
wispydreamer said:
I would only tag the ones drawn after her debut as indie virtual youtuber. Similar to how we tag the members who joined or left vshojo.
Does it really make sense that the time of drawing is used and not what's in the picture?
I brought this up before but no one answered: post #6585436 depicts Hoshimachi Suisei before joining Hololive but was drawn after she did.
Super_Affection said:
Does it really make sense that the time of drawing is used and not what's in the picture?
I would argue it does, for the most part - especially if the VTuber in question hasn't changed much in appearance as they bounce from place to place. While it might not be as relevant for the big VTuber companies such as Hololive or Nijisanji, for indies and other VTubers who bounce around lots it makes a lot of sense. Think about someone like Kaneko Lumi, who was originally a member of CyberLive, left and briefly became an indie, and then joined Phase Connect. Her model remained consistent across that entire time, only changing up her looks in the last six months. So, how else would you be able to tag her copyright if not by referring to when the drawing was drawn? Of course, what is in the picture also matters too, especially if, say, it's art that clearly depicts Lumi as a member of CyberLive. It's all about context.
With context in mind, your Suisei example, I'd argue, doesn't apply to that discussion at all. The artist, by tagging it as Hololive on Pixiv to begin with, clearly refers to it more as a general flashback scene of Suisei starting from the bottom, rather than it being concretely indie!Suisei.
Damian0358 said:
I would argue it does, for the most part - especially if the VTuber in question hasn't changed much in appearance as they bounce from place to place. While it might not be as relevant for the big VTuber companies such as Hololive or Nijisanji, for indies and other VTubers who bounce around lots it makes a lot of sense. Think about someone like Kaneko Lumi, who was originally a member of CyberLive, left and briefly became an indie, and then joined Phase Connect. Her model remained consistent across that entire time, only changing up her looks in the last six months. So, how else would you be able to tag her copyright if not by referring to when the drawing was drawn? Of course, what is in the picture also matters too, especially if, say, it's art that clearly depicts Lumi as a member of CyberLive. It's all about context.
With context in mind, your Suisei example, I'd argue, doesn't apply to that discussion at all. The artist, by tagging it as Hololive on Pixiv to begin with, clearly refers to it more as a general flashback scene of Suisei starting from the bottom, rather than it being concretely indie!Suisei.
Fair. I agree my example is a different situation and I didn't intend to derail the conversation. It just reminded me and felt somewhat related. I just wanted the input of someone more involved with the indie vtuber copytag, as I try to tag it where appropriate but haven't found a reason to specifically search or exclude that tag myself so I don't always know where it's useful.
More on topic, I see the sense of tagging based on drawing time now. It doesn't look perfect but I don't have a better idea. Definitely context should take priority when it's present, as you say.
