I feel like there should be some kind of detailed_feet tag, because there's so much more effort spent on the feet here than the rest of the drawing. I'm not much into feet, but I'm certain people who are would love a tag like that
Had no idea what to do for the name I just took the English translation and added the numbers from the pixiv user id it pulled from Someone else already had the name Nisemono so it's a temporary solution I'll try to fix it soon
Update: I learned the pixiv user id is from the stacc feed and that in the artist help menu there isn't any suggestions what to do when there's a duplicate name, so I'll leave it as is for now
Had no idea what to do for the name I just took the English translation and added the numbers from the pixiv user id it pulled from Someone else already had the name Nisemono so it's a temporary solution I'll try to fix it soon
Update: I learned the pixiv user id is from the stacc feed and that in the artist help menu there isn't any suggestions what to do when there's a duplicate name, so I'll leave it as is for now
@Snoozing Have you noticed that some artist tags include another name in parentheses? Those are qualifiers, which we use to distinguish between two artists with the same username. Usernames from other sites or the stacc name can be used for this.
@Snoozing Have you noticed that some artist tags include another name in parentheses? Those are qualifiers, which we use to distinguish between two artists with the same username. Usernames from other sites or the stacc name can be used for this.
At best all I remember seeing before is something formatted like ArtistUsername_(Pixiv_(around 9 numbers)), but at the same time it didn't sound like I remembered it right
But thanks for fixing it for me/explaining it, I'll use this as an example for next time
Hikaru has just left the foster family that raised her to proceed with her sacrificial lone wolf path which she believes is necessary in order to have success. This doesn't bother her until she gets on the train and it leaves the station, where she begins to cry as she realizes that the warm moments that she had growing up are now gone forever.
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