How do I tag this?

post #10817681
I haven't seen The Lord of Mystery and I don't know the characters

Could post #10809444 count as trait connection? For context, this is fanart of the currently playable "Depressed" personality/element characters in the Global version of Trickcal.

Is this tag also usable outside of crossover art?

Placeholder1996 said in forum #418955:

post #10812314
Parenting question. The post I linked has a larger size and is a superior file type to its child, however it has a large watermark which the child lacks. Which should be given the priority for parenting purposes?

I'd say the lack of watermark is superior.

Should this be tagged as just Ningendou Pain or should it be tagged Pain (Naruto) as well.

If one nsfw post is bigger resolution (and maybe png) but mosaic censoring, while other nsfw post is smaller resolution (and probably jpg) but uncensored.
Which one should be parent?

I assumed smaller uncensored is child, but at least one of my uploads was changed to parent by another contributor (post #10811087).
Examples (nsfw):
post #10822743
post #10811066
post #10822801
post #10822811

ermode said in forum #419195:

If one nsfw post is bigger resolution (and maybe png) but mosaic censoring, while other nsfw post is smaller resolution (and probably jpg) but uncensored.
Which one should be parent?

I assumed smaller uncensored is child, but at least one of my uploads was changed to parent by another contributor (post #10811087).
Examples (nsfw):
post #10822743
post #10811066
post #10822801
post #10822811

Higher resolution is higher in order than uncensored per help:post_relationships, so the higher resolution images should be the parent.

Wondering if third eye (& triclops (?)) be aliased to extra eyes , since technically there are "extra" (more than 2) eyes? Just asking

Siknakaliux said in forum #419394:

Wondering if third eye (& triclops (?)) be aliased to extra eyes , since technically there are "extra" (more than 2) eyes? Just asking

It would probably be an implication rather than an alias (extra eyes could mean more than 3); I don't know if the implication should exist or not.

I think post #10834021 qualifies for personification tag, but want a second opinion.

machan12 said in forum #419500:

I think post #10834021 qualifies for personification tag, but want a second opinion.

I think so too, probably should remove pokemon focus as well

post #10840796
Anyone know what the tag is for that Doctor Who villain who is the God of Death?
I'm absolutely certain Nareko is sitting on the Tardis and that the shadowy figure is supposed to be a Doctor Who villain.

Do we have a tag for a character making their voice echo via making sounds into an electric fan (that's currently on) via the movement of its blade?

HyperOcram151817 said in forum #419722:

Do we have a tag for a character making their voice echo via making sounds into an electric fan (that's currently on) via the movement of its blade?

That sounds like fan speaking.

Would an artist drawing Trickcal's canonically chibi characters with more human proportions count as humanization? Mainly asking due to the commentary on post #10843081 referring to it as part of the "Trickcal Anthropomorphism Series" and debating whether to add the tag or not.

AStarSavior said in forum #419776:

Would an artist drawing Trickcal's canonically chibi characters with more human proportions count as humanization? Mainly asking due to the commentary on post #10843081 referring to it as part of the "Trickcal Anthropomorphism Series" and debating whether to add the tag or not.

I've seen several people do it, but I don't know how correct that is.

Hi, do we have a tag for when something's crawling out of a character's body, like in post #10811272?

post #10853654 (NSFW)

Are these considered empty eyes or blank eyes?

Placeholder1996 said in forum #419727:

That sounds like fan speaking.

I'll keep that tag in mind if I ever find that post that made me want to ask that question again.

Myth-of-Stars said in forum #420006:

post #10853654 (NSFW)

Are these considered empty eyes or blank eyes?

empty eyes. Blank eyes are for when only the sclera are visible.

For post #10861605, is this considered implied sex or just sex?