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BUR #6196 has been rejected.
create implication tank_top -> sleeveless_shirt
create implication camisole -> sleeveless_shirt
They both are sleeveless shirts, the wiki stipulation is nonsense
halter_top should be implied but currently there is a lot of mistags
tubetop is in a dreadfully technical way a sleeveless shirt, however I don't think people will agree to imply it
-1 A sleeveless shirt is one where the edges for the arm holes usually come right up to where the arm meets the shoulder, with maybe a few inches of leeway on either side. In other words, it would be easy to add sleeves if necessary. It also typically has a line that lies close to the neck, whether it's the wing or high collar of a dress shirt, or the crewneck, v-neck, or turtleneck of a t-shirt.
Tank tops, camisoles, halter tops, and tubetops all fall into their own category, because they all have their own different forms with none of the things mentioned above.
BrokenEagle98 said:
-1 A sleeveless shirt is one where the edges for the arm holes usually come right up to where the arm meets the shoulder, with maybe a few inches of leeway on either side. In other words, it would be easy to add sleeves if necessary. It also typically has a line that lies close to the neck, whether it's the wing or high collar of a dress shirt, or the crewneck, v-neck, or turtleneck of a t-shirt.
Tank tops, camisoles, halter tops, and tubetops all fall into their own category, because they all have their own different forms with none of the things mentioned above.
A tank top is a sleeveless shirt. "Tank top" even redirects you to "Sleeveless shirt" on wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tank_Top
The bulk update request #6196 (forum #190819) has been rejected by @ljhkhjkghjybtvhyt.
nonamethanks said:
A tank top is a sleeveless shirt. "Tank top" even redirects you to "Sleeveless shirt" on wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tank_Top
Yeah, and of course we do everything Wikipedia does.
