How do I tag this?

I don't believe we have a specific tag for carrying a person, so it may be worthwhile creating one. Two potential names for it could be either person_carrying or carrying_a_person

NWF_Renim said:

I don't believe we have a specific tag for carrying a person, so it may be worthwhile creating one. Two potential names for it could be either person_carrying or carrying_a_person

Good. I took the first one^^

Schrobby said:

I found a bunch with oranges as well and did some tag gardening.

just for the record, there's also not so actively used object_on_breast

Provence said:

Do we have a tag for this kind of...carrying a person?
I took carrying_overhead but this doesn't seem to be right.
post #2234184

there's lifting_person / lifting_body too. all seemed equally ambiguous though.

EDIT: @Gollgagh thanks. will add wiki.

post #436503 is the only correctly tagged picture for lifting body as it refers to 'a fixed-wing aircraft or spacecraft configuration in which the body itself produces lift.'

What difference between wavy hair and curly hair?

I looked up the images on both tags and did not see... Except "curly" looks for me more like "forced" hair style, and "wavy" more like natural hair type. "Curly" looks more "curly" than "wavy". Also, many of "wavy" looks like a bit straightened version of "curly". And there is many images with both tags: wavy_hair curly_hair.

If there is a difference, we need to write strict definition about it in wiki pages.

iinitori said:

What difference between wavy hair and curly hair?

I looked up the images on both tags and did not see... Except "curly" looks for me more like "forced" hair style, and "wavy" more like natural hair type. "Curly" looks more "curly" than "wavy". Also, many of "wavy" looks like a bit straightened version of "curly". And there is many images with both tags: wavy_hair curly_hair.

If there is a difference, we need to write strict definition about it in wiki pages.

post #2234786 -> curls
post #2233973 -> waves
I don't really have a better explanation but if the hair is wavy and forms no curls it's wavy. Otherwise it's curly^^.
Here two real world examples:
Curly:http://www.loftysalon.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/curly-hair.jpg
Wavy:http://www.glamour.com/images/beauty/2013/06/wavy-hair-step-6a-square-w352.jpg

The wiki is quite precise on this matter, too.

post #2235551
What kind of dress is this?

Sacriven said:

post #2235551
What kind of dress is this?

Well, one part is definitely layered_dress but for the kind ...don't know^^.

fossilnix said:

Is there a tag for when a line is drawn coming from someone's eyes to emphasize what they're looking at? post #2230766

directional_arrow stare tag search

Sacriven said:

post #2235551
What kind of dress is this?

maybe add revealing_clothes and showgirl_skirt. not sure if half-dress would apply.

Sacriven said:

post #2235551
What kind of dress is this?

Looks like a babydoll.

Is there a tag where a character has more than four hair tails like in quad tails? Trying to tag post #2235845 and I thought of using multiple tails but it refers to literal tails.

tapnek said:

Is there a tag where a character has more than four hair tails like in quad tails? Trying to tag post #2235845 and I thought of using multiple tails but it refers to literal tails.

Since you only see five..ehm.."tails" = quin_tails

Is there a tag for when another series is being mimicked but not as a parody? post #1600700 (and by implication post #1600704 ) are referencing the structure (and basic scene style) of the series Tesagure! Bukatsumono but it isn't a parody of the series - the jokes are the sort that Tesabu might contain rather than creating humour from the reference.

Also, is this enough to warrant including Tesagure! Bukatsu-mono in the copyright section?

kuuderes_shadow said:

Is there a tag for when another series is being mimicked but not as a parody? post #1600700 (and by implication post #1600704 ) are referencing the structure (and basic scene style) of the series Tesagure! Bukatsumono but it isn't a parody of the series - the jokes are the sort that Tesabu might contain rather than creating humour from the reference.

Also, is this enough to warrant including Tesagure! Bukatsu-mono in the copyright section?

It's the same artist though, does it really count as mimicking? It's more like using the same joke in all of his/her work.

zaregoto said:

It's the same artist though, does it really count as mimicking? It's more like using the same joke in all of his/her work.

They're not mimicking each other. They're mimicking http://myanimelist.net/anime/19919/Tesagure!_Bukatsumono

Is split_theme the right tag for post #2236350? It looks correct from checking the wiki and the tagged images, but the tag has <100 entries, so I'm wondering if this tag is a duplicate (since I'm sure danbooru has way more than 100 pictures with this type of theme).

Aristocrat said:

Is split_theme the right tag for post #2236350? It looks correct from checking the wiki and the tagged images, but the tag has <100 entries, so I'm wondering if this tag is a duplicate (since I'm sure danbooru has way more than 100 pictures with this type of theme).

@Aristocrat

You'd be surprised what is and what isn't tagged. I had thought that fume would be tagged (topic #12251/p7), but it's not, and I've been making my way through all posts tagged angry to add that tag.

Aristocrat said:

Is split_theme the right tag for post #2236350? It looks correct from checking the wiki and the tagged images, but the tag has <100 entries, so I'm wondering if this tag is a duplicate (since I'm sure danbooru has way more than 100 pictures with this type of theme).

You're refering to the girl in the bottom right corner, right? I don't see any problems with that tag^^. I just add it if no one contradicts (^^.

kuuderes_shadow said:

They're not mimicking each other. They're mimicking http://myanimelist.net/anime/19919/Tesagure!_Bukatsumono

Oh. Well, I think it fits as parody, since its making a parody of the structure(?)

Is there a tag for the halo version of giving_up_the_ghost? Tagged it in post #2238775 but obviously it's not really the same thing.