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"Gelatinous Cube" is a slime monster originating from D&D. A gelatin cube would be dessert, no?
GreyOmega said:
"Gelatinous Cube" is a slime monster originating from D&D. A gelatin cube would be dessert, no?
I've downvoted this BUR for this very reason, it doesn't make much sense to use the term gelatinous cube for this when if you were to Google it, all the results would be D&D.
GreyOmega said:
"Gelatinous Cube" is a slime monster originating from D&D. A gelatin cube would be dessert, no?
It isn't just a slime monster, it is the slime monster in D&D - right next to Green Slime, which would inspire the Bubbly Slimes in Wizardry, which Horii Yuuji directly credits for inspiring the slimes in Dragon Quest!
I intended gelatin cube to be for food posts, which you can see from the posts in the tag. post #8388405 shouldn't be anywhere near the tag. All but one of the posts under gelatinous cube have no relation to the food, either, and I moved the one that did.
I'll add a wiki now, I guess.
The bulk update request #33391 (forum #317891) has been rejected by @Punished_Kiki.
BUR #33392 has been rejected.
rename gelatinous_cube -> gelatinous_cube_(d&d)
rename gelatin_cube -> gelatin_cube_(food)
create implication gelatin_cube_(food) -> gelatin
Disambiguations.
Punished_Kiki said:
BUR #33392 has been rejected.
rename gelatinous_cube -> gelatinous_cube_(d&d)
rename gelatin_cube -> gelatin_cube_(food)
create implication gelatin_cube_(food) -> gelatinDisambiguations.
I actually was gonna suggest gelatin cube be changed to jelly cube, it seems that term is more common. But also this can just be manually done, aside from implicating.
I just manually moved the tag to jelly cube. It only has 5 posts, not enough to implicate it to gelatin anyways.
BUR #33787 has been approved by @nonamethanks.
rename gelatinous_cube -> gelatinous_cube_(d&d)
I'll do this
The bulk update request #33392 (forum #317902) has been rejected by @nonamethanks.
The bulk update request #33787 (forum #319571) has been approved by @nonamethanks.