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BUR #29825 has been rejected.
Yet another pointless Oldbooru leftover. This tag, simply titiled H seems to be applied to any instance of letter H in the image. But the tag is mainly used by Haruhi stuff (that is kinda pointless to make it a standalone tag because of that), in addition of being very frequently mistagged. So I think we should get rid of it.
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Why does it need to be nuked as well? This makes it impossible to move the posts to more fitting (potentially new) tags, akin to a_(phrase).
TrueKringe said:
BUR #29825 has been rejected.
Yet another pointless Oldbooru leftover. This tag, simply titiled H seems to be applied to any instance of letter H in the image. But the tag is mainly used by Haruhi stuff (that is kinda pointless to make it a standalone tag because of that), in addition of being very frequently mistagged. So I think we should get rid of it.
Perhaps it shouldn't be deprecated, but rather just aliased to something that would closely resemble this character.
BUR #29887 has been approved by @nonamethanks.
create alias h -> h_(letter)
remove alias h -> h_(letter)
deprecate h
As above.
BUR #29888 has been rejected.
create alias x -> x_(symbol)
remove alias x -> x_(symbol)
deprecate x
Yet another awfully ambiguous single-letter tag, renamed as above since it is mostly used for X symbols.
The bulk update request #29825 (forum #297829) has been rejected by @TrueKringe.
Ourobouro said:
If x_(symbol) does gets a pass, how would people feel if these tags were implied to it?
I would be firmly against it since I think it would make x_(symbol) too broad and not as visually unified. Ideally I think only images like post #7792778 post #7911216 or post #7184541 where it is a large or important feature of the image should be tagged with it. The amount of x_hair_ornament in the tag already makes it a slog to find images with the X as a key feature.
The bulk update request #29887 (forum #298090) has been approved by @nonamethanks.
Honestly I'd say "x" as a symbol is too broad of a tag. It could be the x-men symbol, it could be two bandaids crossed together, it could be the logo of a company, it could be "do not enter". Why do we need a tag for every time "x" appears anywhere and in any context in a picture? What utility does that give us?
The bulk update request #29888 (forum #298091) has been rejected by @DanbooruBot.
