tag alias: flat_gaze -> jitome

I wasn't even aware of this jitome tag until seeing post #873310. Isn't it the same thing than flat gaze? If so, these should be made into an alias.

forum #53054

sgcdonmai said:
The difference I see is that tsurime and tareme are typically elements of character design, whereas jitome is typically not, and (with few exceptions) is only used to indicate a character's current mood via facial expression.

Except maybe on post #903619 I don't think jitome should be used.

If these tags are used for the exact same visual (as at least the current wiki definitions indicate), there should be an alias one way or the other.

Sure seems to be the same. I'd suggest aliasing jitome to flat gaze, though. The latter is way more used.

Schrobby said:

Sure seems to be the same. I'd suggest aliasing jitome to flat gaze, though. The latter is way more used.

It is, yes; But wouldn't jitome be more consistent with tsurime and tareme? Since all three are the same wording structure for eye slant. Personally I'd rather go with consistency.

create alias flat_gaze -> jitome

Link to request

It doesn't look like there's been an argument for using these two tags differently, so going to go ahead and put in an alias. I agree with Saduharta's reasoning on the direction of the alias.

+1

+1, never understood what's the difference between those two.

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Better consistency and it is a shorter tag that expresses the same thing.

+1

Also, "flat gaze" is confusing because it sounds like it means "thousand yard stare".

The tag alias flat_gaze -> jitome has conflicting wiki pages. jitome should be updated to include information from flat_gaze if necessary.

The bulk update request #565 has been approved.