How do I tag this?

Just want to make sure, the animal character (animalization, official animal form) does not count in the boy/girl counting tags right?
Like in post #4814788 has only 2 cats and shouldn't tag with 2girls?

It's been a while so I'm not sure the way we tag them are similar to what I remember.

pantsukiller said:

What character in the background? I see just one girl on the picture.

Look closer, it's a faint sketch
I dont know if it should count as a character (2girls like) or what, and i'm shit at tagging backgrounds in general

In general, we do not tag animal characters with their gender. The rules get a bit hazy around bestiality, but the countgender tags are meant for humanoids, or at least characters that are kind of human, like don patch.

Mintboard said:

Look closer, it's a faint sketch
I dont know if it should count as a character (2girls like) or what, and i'm shit at tagging backgrounds in general

when you see it?

The_Bob said:

when you see it?

It’s not very surprising, though.

The_Bob said:

when you see it?

Not really shitting bricks tbh

iridescent_slime said:

There is already a well-established spatula tag. We don't usually break up tags for the same object into separate tags for each material they are made from.

We do have a wooden spoon tag, but I guess that that's a bit different.

That said, I'm not sure the utensil pictured is a spatula. It might be a shamoji. Another opinion from someone well-versed in the subject would be appreciated.

I think you're right about it being a shamoji. I've added it and if it's incorrect someone else can always change it.
Thanks

iridescent_slime said:

There is already a well-established spatula tag. We don't usually break up tags for the same object into separate tags for each material they are made from.

That said, I'm not sure the utensil pictured is a spatula. It might be a shamoji. Another opinion from someone well-versed in the subject would be appreciated.

Omo_Fan said:

We do have a wooden spoon tag, but I guess that that's a bit different.

I think you're right about it being a shamoji. I've added it and if it's incorrect someone else can always change it.
Thanks

It's definitely a shamoji.

post #4039991

Do we have a tag for the cosmetic masks in the background? I think they're usually called face masks, but face mask is synned to mouth mask here.

The_Bob said:

post #4039991

Do we have a tag for the cosmetic masks in the background? I think they're usually called face masks, but face mask is synned to mouth mask here.

beauty_mask

Nameless_Contributor said:

beauty_mask

Thanks!

post #4989561

Is there a specific tag for those strings/strands of saliva in her mouth? I feel like this is an artistic trope that I see a lot...basically strings of spit going from the bottom to the top of the mouth and/or lips...I definitely would not tag it "drooling" because the saliva is inside the mouth...so does it have a specific tag?

post #4995750

Hello. Help on tagging what is their sleepwear?

post #4996261

do we have a tag for when the moon has a face? Seems like a common enough trope to warrant having a tag.

Hi, I'm looking at post #4997962 and wondering if derivative_work would be appropriate if the lines on the character nearly identically overlap with post #3973156 when flipped horizontally. If so, do I also add one as a parent? Thanks for any help in advance.

nemurenu said:

Hi, I'm looking at post #4997962 and wondering if derivative_work would be appropriate if the lines on the character nearly identically overlap with post #3973156 when flipped horizontally. If so, do I also add one as a parent? Thanks for any help in advance.

I'd say yes and make the original image the parent of the traced one.

nemurenu said:

Hi, I'm looking at post #4997962 and wondering if derivative_work would be appropriate if the lines on the character nearly identically overlap with post #3973156 when flipped horizontally. If so, do I also add one as a parent? Thanks for any help in advance.

Yes, derivative_work is appropriate, but I’d leave a comment instead of making it a child of the original work.

For anyone curious: To get the images to line up, flip the derivative, scale to 156%, rotate 4° clockwise. It’s not a direct trace, but pose, dress and and hair (front and sides) are nearly identical.

In a similar vein to nemurenu's question above, should this post be tagged as derivative_work as well? post #4999137

It seems to have been traced from this post here post #5002186 with the artist having deleted it from twitter and posting an apology after getting called out for tracing other stuff as well.

https://mobile.twitter.com/abcd_12345_0/status/1474219494490796035
https://mobile.twitter.com/2434_chika/status/1474290273853181952

post #4997345

Is she wearing an ascot or a jabot?

EDIT:

post #5002739

I got another question, would this count for the letterboxed tag or is it something else?

GoldenRonald said:

post #4989561

Is there a specific tag for those strings/strands of saliva in her mouth? I feel like this is an artistic trope that I see a lot...basically strings of spit going from the bottom to the top of the mouth and/or lips...I definitely would not tag it "drooling" because the saliva is inside the mouth...so does it have a specific tag?

There is saliva trail.