What's the tag for this pose?
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What's the tag for this pose?
CommentaryRequest said:
What's the tag for this pose?
Found similar results by searching assisted_stretching locked_arms or assisted_stretching back-to-back, but it doesn’t seem to have a specific tag.
It’s mentioned in the locked arms wiki as the back-to-back exercise.
post #10171904
Double-checking on this, does the downscaled revision tag apply when the new version is at a new link?
Does anyone know what this type of sweater is called (or what exactly it is)?
(Also, is there a tag for when a character is depicted with features they don't normally have? In my case, horns, a tail, and wings. I thought of kemonomimi mode, but I don't think it fits here.)
Popkornikus said:
Does anyone know what this type of sweater is called (or what exactly it is)?
I think it's an off-shoulder red ribbed sweater.
This may not be entirely on topic, but I'll ask:
There are two posts:
post #10172092
post #10175825
The wiki says that the parent post should be the one with the highest resolution. On the other hand, it also says that PNG > JPG.
What should be done in this situation, when there's a PNG with lower resolution and a JPG with higher resolution?
Popkornikus said:
This may not be entirely on topic, but I'll ask:
There are two posts:
post #10172092
post #10175825The wiki says that the parent post should be the one with the highest resolution. On the other hand, it also says that PNG > JPG.
What should be done in this situation, when there's a PNG with lower resolution and a JPG with higher resolution?
This was probably the right thread. There is an order in the wiki; resolution is higher on the order than file format, so make the post with the higher resolution the parent.
What do you call the straps hanging from her dress?
MaskedAvenger said:
post #10161722
I don't know if we have a tag for being hit in the crotch area. Autocomplete does not give me immediate answers regarding this.
@MaskedAvenger Forgive the ping, just making sure you see the reply. I just discovered we have crotch kick and cunt punt.
Placeholder1996 said:
@MaskedAvenger Forgive the ping, just making sure you see the reply. I just discovered we have crotch kick and cunt punt.
That's the term I was looking for. Although in the post's case, it's a tennis ball.
post #10177550 What is the decorative item on his shoulder called?
Placeholder1996 said:
post #10177550 What is the decorative item on his shoulder called?
single pauldron I think.
mock said:
single pauldron I think.
That looks right; thanks
Does this go under revision? The first version of the file (child post) was missing part of the weapon when it was uploaded to the game as an asset. The source file has been revised. It's a mistake of the uploader, not the artist, so not an artist revision.
post #10177941 and children
1990s (style) or 1980s (style)? I'm leaning towards 80s because the story and its art has Shouwa and bubble economy elements.
Updated by magcolo
Not sure if this goes here but I found a bunch of cute yuri I wanted to upload... but it's all commissioned art posted onto Lofter without any kind of sourcing as to who drew it. Is this fine to upload with artist request + second-party source or should it just not be uploaded at all?
czernin said:
Not sure if this goes here but I found a bunch of cute yuri I wanted to upload... but it's all commissioned art posted onto Lofter without any kind of sourcing as to who drew it. Is this fine to upload with artist request + second-party source or should it just not be uploaded at all?
Commissioned art gets uploaded often; I can't think of a reason not to, aside from quality. commission second-party_source artist_request is full of art. (I just realized you're a member and can't see that search; there's currently 3,570 posts tagged with that combination by my count)
Updated by Placeholder1996
post #10180785
Not sure what the green object she's holding in her hands is.
Does it make sense to create a meme/trend tag for these images?
They all use this Twitter post as a reference.I also think another post contributed significantly to this trend.
Or should we just use the photo-referenced?
EDIT: Never mind, it was created while I was writing it.