Rating for this? I rated it S initially because of the implication, but someone changed it to G. I've changed it back to S for now but not sure.
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Rating for this? I rated it S initially because of the implication, but someone changed it to G. I've changed it back to S for now but not sure.
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Talulah said:
Rating for this? I rated it S initially because of the implication, but someone changed it to G. I've changed it back to S for now but not sure.
That’s at least sexually suggestive and should never be rated G.
(topic #8495 is for rating checks, btw)
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kittey said:
That’s at least sexually suggestive and should never be rated G.
(topic #8495 is for rating checks, btw)
Ah, forgot about that thread...
Thanks.
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post #5564245
I can't use hidden_face because it's deprecated, but don't know the alternative tag(s) to use. Maybe hair_over_face, but the hair is only obscuring the face when looking from the side. Is there a more general tag for this?
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0xC0FFEE said:
post #5564245
I can't use hidden_face because it's deprecated, but don't know the alternative tag(s) to use. Maybe hair_over_face, but the hair is only obscuring the face when looking from the side. Is there a more general tag for this?
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TirMcDohl said:
Seems appropriate. I added it to the hidden_face wiki entry.
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How to tag the eyes on post #5566234? I put googly eyes, but to me those are the ones that you stick onto something and wobble around inside.
Obviously something like "eyes_on_inanimate_object", but I can't seem to find what it is.
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Mintboard said:
How to tag the eyes on post #5566234? I put googly eyes, but to me those are the ones that you stick onto something and wobble around inside.
Obviously something like "eyes_on_inanimate_object", but I can't seem to find what it is.
Well, I spent a minutes whether something like that would fit in pool #2388, "Unexplained Body Parts." Then I saw post #5507303 right at the end, and that basically settled that internal debate. Of course, if anyone has any other tags that fit here, they're welcome, too.
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Alanis_the_Evoker said:
Well, I spent a minutes whether something like that would fit in pool #2388, "Unexplained Body Parts." Then I saw post #5507303 right at the end, and that basically settled that internal debate. Of course, if anyone has any other tags that fit here, they're welcome, too.
I don't think that applies, it doesn't look like real eyes, just an eye design on a popsicle.
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I got three tags I'd like to find:
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SolRush said:
I got three tags I'd like to find:
- Eye tattoo
- Partial see-through underlayer
- Laser light effect
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Should this "doll" get its own tag? As I said in comment #2244333, it's called/tagged "Tanuki" on Pixiv.
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ppp_laivu_stato said:
- Where?
The sheer, skin-tight long-sleeved layer visible on Riko and Yoshiko's shoulders.
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SolRush said:
The sheer, skin-tight long-sleeved layer visible on Riko and Yoshiko's shoulders.
I see. Riko might be wearing a bodystocking.
sheer_* have been aliased to see-through_*. I would rather not use see-through shirt for Yoshiko here.
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What kind of top is she wearing? post #5581027
Also completely forgot the name of this fringe jacket-like garment: post #5582055
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Does this count as topless, or do we have an "outerwear but no shirt/bra" tag?
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The_Bob said:
Does this count as topless, or do we have an "outerwear but no shirt/bra" tag?
Not topless, no_bra
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No idea how to tag this plastic veil between her and the viewer.
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nonamethanks said:
No idea how to tag this plastic veil between her and the viewer.
General term for the stuff is plastic sheeting.
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Should triplets, quadruplets, etc. be tagged as such even if not all of them are in the picture? Go-Toubun no Hanayome probably has the most frequent examples, with some like post #5573221 being tagged with twins due to only two of the quintuplets being present.
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