How do I tag this?

tamuraakemi said:

post #8200597 and post #8194670

If these were one image, it would definitely be yuri, and they're definitely meant to be considered as images together (see twitter #1838050659108581862); however, they are two separate images each of which is solo.

Should these be tagged yuri or not?

I'm not sure I agree that it would definitely be yuri if the two images were combined... In any case, I don't see anything in the Twitter post that suggests they are specifically related beyond the shared theme, let alone intended to be two halves of one image. Separate as they are, I would argue that it's a pretty big stretch to tag them yuri.

Do we have a tag for when furries are depicted with non-anthropomorphic animals of the same species? Or just furries with pets in general? 🤔

Like post #8217231 or post #8127199

Trouble_Windows said:

Do we have a tag for when furries are depicted with non-anthropomorphic animals of the same species? Or just furries with pets in general? 🤔

Like post #8217231 or post #8127199

Hm...I don't think so. Though I also only upload furries every now and then. I'd be interested in a potential tag for this if we don't though. Feels like something people would want to search for.

Where can I find a better resolution of the image in post #7789192?

What's the chinese pattern/symbol in post #8225344 called?

gzb said:

What's the chinese pattern/symbol in post #8225344 called?

Apparently the same pattern has been tagged as meandros, though I'm not sure that's accurate since I thought meandros had to be a continuous line (like post #7752795).

Even post #7734349 is currently tagged meandros which I don't think is right at all.

mock said:

Apparently the same pattern has been tagged as meandros, though I'm not sure that's accurate since I thought meandros had to be a continuous line (like post #7752795).

Even post #7734349 is currently tagged meandros which I don't think is right at all.

Thanks for the answer! I think for tagging purpose though, it doesn't need to be a continous line since the pattern/motif is distinctive enough without continuous line.

Does the fish shaped pastry seen in post #8228520 have a name/tag? I know the fish shape in particular is very popular in anime/Japan in general so I figured it might.

YAOIBEAM said:

Does the fish shaped pastry seen in post #8228520 have a name/tag? I know the fish shape in particular is very popular in anime/Japan in general so I figured it might.

taiyaki

Are horns and antlers mutually exclusive? I am a bit unsure of how to tag a picture of Leviathan (Obey Me!) because he has horns to me but the wiki says if they have branches, then they're antlers. Could I just tag both?

mock said:

taiyaki

thank you friend.

How do you tag a character wearing panties and a jacket but no bra or shirt?

naked jacket implies no panties, topless implies no jacket, no shirt implies a bra, no bra implies a shirt.

Do we have a tag for this kind of crossed double halo? post #7797108

Created ophanim halo

is there a specific name for the brown/yellow things he wears on his arms? post #8176937

MurlaTart said:

is there a specific name for the brown/yellow things he wears on his arms? post #8176937

Bracer.

gunupmyskirt said:

Are horns and antlers mutually exclusive? I am a bit unsure of how to tag a picture of Leviathan (Obey Me!) because he has horns to me but the wiki says if they have branches, then they're antlers. Could I just tag both?

Personally, I'd go with horns. While I appreciate the discussion of what they actually are, from an artistic standpoint they look like horns and, thus, should probably be regarded as that. Antlers doesn't work quite so well, as antlers are specific to a type of antelope-like species.

The way I see it horns are more general, antlers are more specific.

post #8218487

Is there a tag for being in someone's mouth, but not in a vore way? in mouth is deprecated.

mock said:

How do you tag a character wearing panties and a jacket but no bra or shirt?

naked jacket implies no panties, topless implies no jacket, no shirt implies a bra, no bra implies a shirt.

I would go with no pants + panties + jacket + no bra

From the no bra wiki，in the beginning:

Wearing a shirt or top with no bra

So here I construe that no bra can be used if a shirt OR a top (any other top) like a jacket is worn. And I understand that "top" is anything covering the torso，whether fully or partially

post #8239373

Is there a specific tag for this kind of book folding art? Or paper folding? Should this be tagged origami? because the closest thing that I can find related to paper folding is origami.