Nontraditional wings and "wings" tag usage

post #4846764 shows Houjuu Nue with one of her wings between her legs.
Logically, this should be tagged as a wing between legs, but:
-From a searching standpoint, are nontraditional wings something someone is looking for when searching for wings?
-The shape of the wing is, by all extents, very similar to one of a demon tail. But because of it's unseen positioning on the back, it is tagged as wings. Does that make sense or not? Should it be rather tagged as tail between legs?

Would a nontraditional wings tag (and all it's derivates) be useful for cases such as this?

I think unusual wings sounds better.
You mean separating the two entirely like with nontraditional miko? In that case I would disagree since I think even such outrageous designs are seen as wings by most users.
In any case how would we differentiate between "regular" wings and "nontraditional"? Flandre Scarlet would probably count as "nontraditional", what about modern Cirno? Where should the line be drawn?

Nameless_Contributor said:

I think unusual wings sounds better.

Definitely.

You mean separating the two entirely like with nontraditional miko?

Not at all, just a way to remove "unusual wings" from the search.
Although by that definition alone, anything that isn't fairy wings, feathered wings or demon wings would fit the bill.
I'm not even sure if Mystia Lorelei should fit in too, given the unusual shape of her wings.

Username_Hidden said:

Although by that definition alone, anything that isn't fairy wings, feathered wings or demon wings would fit the bill.
I'm not even sure if Mystia Lorelei should fit in too, given the unusual shape of her wings.

Drawing lines is always tricky. I would say her wings does not qualify, we have way weirder feathered wings that are often just caused by artist incompetence.

Wouldnt this tag be overwhelmingly filled with flandre scarlet?