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zeparoh said:
Thank you. hah, getting lost in japanese food/dessert/sweets lists while it's actually a kind of drink.
I'm accustomed to them in frozen form. It's basically a popsicle in clear plastic.
Regarding stilt house, I'm unsure of how broadly that tag should be applied, considering the "house" part of it. Could it be used for images of entire cities like post #1503416, for instance?
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Regarding post #2563743, does anyone object to the clock tag? There doesn't appear to be another way of tagging the clock face on the ground.
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How does short twintails distinguish from two side up? It seems judging from their wiki pages that two sides is when there are short twintails but the rest of the hair falls down in another style, such as just straight down. They definitely don't seem mutually exclusive, any thoughts on this?
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Just like twintails are distinguished from two side up.
It's only a matter of length here, but short twintails are twintails.
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two side up has the rest of the hair fall down normally. The "tails" of a two side up hairstyle can be anywhere between relatively short to as long as the hair drooping down. The pixiv encyclopedia entry has some good entries to look at to compare, and toosaka_rin is a well known example of a character that has the two side up hairstyle with long tails. Some of her entries don't have it tagged though.
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My point is that if you search for short twintails many of the pictures seem to fit the definition of two side up. Thanks for clarifying what I was inclined to think the difference was although ideally to me one would imply to another.
And for this one, two side up? post #2564113 I'm inclined to think so.
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You could make an own topic if you wish. That is always better in regards of larger tags and all three twintails, short_twintails and two_side_up are very big tags here. So it'd better to re-awake to discussion that wasn't really solved in topic #9989.
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Hm, now you mention it that is true... I wonder if two side up should implicate twintails? The style seems to inherently use twintails as part of the basis for its' hairstyle, but there could be a counter example.
Just a passing thought, since I don't often tag twintails with two side up.
EDIT: And yeah, post #2564113 is two side up. Kobeni is almost always seen with that hairstyle.
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Provence said:
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The shirt-thing?
adapted_costume, short_sleeves, fur-trimmed_sleeves. Often gets tagged with serafuku as well.
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there's also a general fur trim tag that could cover any of the parts that don't already have a fur-trimmed_* tag
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iridescent_slime said:
Regarding stilt house, I'm unsure of how broadly that tag should be applied, considering the "house" part of it. Could it be used for images of entire cities like post #1503416, for instance?
@iridescent_slime
How about renaming it to "pile dwellings" then? Is "dwellings" got wider mean than house? I'm not a native speaker so never feel confident in changing tag name.
If we get to strictly about "house" part, what would those station and 'store' be tagged?
imo, as long as we could clearly see that the building is built on stilts the tag could apply.
So I guess it's a no to post #1503416.
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post #2564545
Anyone know what that type of fish is called?
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Ricetaffy said:
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Anyone know what that type of fish is called?
It's a Copperband butterflyfish - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copperband_butterflyfish
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fossilnix said:
It's a Copperband butterflyfish - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copperband_butterflyfish
Ah, thanks. We don't seem to have a tag for it though, hmm. I'm dubious if I should create it, but if anyone else feels that it belongs then feel free.
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