Request for 'Proper Wielding' Pool or the Like

I've been looking at a number of pictures which display improper weapon usage or wielding. An example of which are a number of Kantai Collection, or Madoka images, with bows and arrows drawn incorrectly, this is understandable as archery is not the most common hobby to practice. And I do acknowledge differences in archery styles, throughout the East and the West. I wish to create a pool which compiles images with proper weapon usage, which can include swords, guns, in addition to bows, akin to the "Accurate Instrumentation" pool. The pool could come in handy for those who would like to use them as references.

Proper usage as understood and practiced in the modern sense, or proper usage as was actually practiced back in the day?

why not both?

That we all might end him rightly!

It makes sense if there's only a small group of posts where weapons are used properly, while the majority is improper. I'm no weapon expert, so I can't tell whether that's the case here.

If, on the other hand, majority of posts are acceptable usage and a handful is doing it wrong, I'd say a tag like improper wielding should be created instead, in line with you're_doing_it_wrong, error, impossible_clothes etc.

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We already have pool #4513 which is for the proper use of instrument.
To have the same thing for weapons would be good as well.

I'm with Type-kun here... I'd look over a sample of at least 100 or more posts to see which is more prevalent.

In any case: This would result in a huge tag gardening action. So theoratically, creating a pool would be good, but there are 173k weapon posts.

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I'm top of having to review 173K posts, I'm also concerned by how many posters actually know how a weapon is properly wielded... especially since many of them might have "learned" from Hollywood examples or anime, which may be using improper techniques or grips.

And example would be how yumi_(bow) are used - artists may insist in drawing them being pulled and fired the way you'd use a short bow or a compound bow... which is the very DEFINITION of improper wielding, but may end up in the "proper wielding" pool out of ignorance.