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We have some Pokemon pics referencing this recent Valentine's collab with the Morozoff chocolate company (e.g. post #7130534, post #7183630, post #7218443). Should this be referenced in a tag, and if so, should it be a "morozoff pikachu" chartag, a "morozoff pikachu (meme)" tag, a "morozoff" tag for the company itself, or otherwise?
SlaughteredMelon said:
Not really. The girl is wearing an school swimsuit, and you don't really need to be into the franchise to notice this. I guess the uploader added the tag because, the girl in the image is wearing a necktie, something a little strange for a swimsuit. But no, I don't think this classifies as school uniform, because the character isn't wearing any of the other accesories the Wiki mentions.
That's a neckerchief, I thought it could be an in franchise school uniform with no tag considering it's a shipgirl copyright and there are more images of characters with this design. I'll keep the tag for now and garden the serafuku mistags when I have the time.
The_Bob said:
We have some Pokemon pics referencing this recent Valentine's collab with the Morozoff chocolate company (e.g. post #7130534, post #7183630, post #7218443). Should this be referenced in a tag, and if so, should it be a "morozoff pikachu" chartag, a "morozoff pikachu (meme)" tag, a "morozoff" tag for the company itself, or otherwise?
I'd say it makes most sense to have a dedicated "morozoff" tag, which can just be combined with the appropriate Pokémon tag. I don't see why we would need a dedicated tag for every time this company makes a picture with a certain Pokémon.
Besides, I kinda want to debate the use of the term "meme" in this context. I don't see how those pictures you linked qualify as such. The word meme has a dedicated meaning (the smallest decoding of a emotional, cultural or social concept, akin to genes in biology), and not every colourful and or funny picture is a meme. (no offense of course! :) But this is a personal issue of mine, that meme is kinda used inflationary; if you look at websites like Know your meme, they are sticking much closer to the definition I gave here).
Edit: Rule of thumb: if its primarily used to convey/central to a certain thought, emotion, feeling, notion, its a meme. If its not, it isn't.
Sessyoin_Kiara said:
post #7116514
I'm not into KanColle, does this this really classify as a school uniform? I looked at the chartag and there are like a hundred mistags for serafuku where the character is just wearing a shirt with a sailor collar.
It could use the sailor one-piece swimsuit tag.
Edit: Actually, it seems it's a shirt, and not actually a part of the swimsuit, so I guess not. My bad.
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CasualStan said:
I'd say it makes most sense to have a dedicated "morozoff" tag, which can just be combined with the appropriate Pokémon tag. I don't see why we would need a dedicated tag for every time this company makes a picture with a certain Pokémon.
Besides, I kinda want to debate the use of the term "meme" in this context. I don't see how those pictures you linked qualify as such. The word meme has a dedicated meaning (the smallest decoding of a emotional, cultural or social concept, akin to genes in biology), and not every colourful and or funny picture is a meme. (no offense of course! :) But this is a personal issue of mine, that meme is kinda used inflationary; if you look at websites like Know your meme, they are sticking much closer to the definition I gave here).
Edit: Rule of thumb: if its primarily used to convey/central to a certain thought, emotion, feeling, notion, its a meme. If its not, it isn't.
That's why I was asking.
How would you tag the stained glass/mossaic effect in the background?
CasualStan said:
I had this discussion in a comment under the picture, but I though I'd bring it to the official place to get some more input on it.
The above picture is tagged as "1girl" and as "3boys". But how do we know that any of the attackers are boys at all - or if there are three of them? Like, even if we assume the attackers to be boys, its very well possible that we are having 2 attackers, judging by the number of hands (which are by the way explicitly tagged as "male hands").
How would you tag this? Is it maybe worth it to create a "unknown gender" tag? Because, frankly, since they are wearing the same uniform as the victim, I think there is a stronger indicator of them being women (because of gendered uniforms), but truthfully we just don't know it.
Looking forward to hear your thoughts on how you would handle this! :)
Based on the wiki pages for POV tags, I'm inclined to say off-screen characters should simply not be tagged with number-gender at all, i.e. that post should say 1girl and that's all, no 3anything. And things like pov hands, out of frame, etc. should be the only indication of the other characters.
Nell said:
Based on the wiki pages for POV tags, I'm inclined to say off-screen characters should simply not be tagged with number-gender at all, i.e. that post should say 1girl and that's all, no 3anything. And things like pov hands, out of frame, etc. should be the only indication of the other characters.
Hey, thank you for your input! :)
Just to clearify, so you wouldn't tag them as "3others" either? (That was the solution I had settled on in between, but I'd be more than happy to change that. Just want it to make sense and be consistent).
post #7223708 idk this hairstyle
c_spl said:
post #7223708 idk this hairstyle
post #7223778 (Slight guro warning)
What is the tag for eyeballs accompanied by all the nerves?
CasualStan said:
How would you tag the stained glass/mossaic effect in the background?
I think mosaic pattern is the ideal tag for the image you posted.
SlaughteredMelon said:
I think mosaic pattern is the ideal tag for the image you posted.
Thank you! :)
guro? body horror? something else? I know it's censored but feels like it still needs something.
magcolo said:
guro? body horror? something else? I know it's censored but feels like it still needs something.
Bit of an old post, but I was wondering about if there's a tag for the effect on Yaorochi's hair and Saragimaru's capelet.
Do border and its related tags apply for post #7228895. The wiki makes me think a border seems to imply a relatively thin line surrounding something. But I think this "cut-out" style can count? I'm not sure so need confirmation.
gzb said:
Do border and its related tags apply for post #7228895. The wiki makes me think a border seems to imply a relatively thin line surrounding something. But I think this "cut-out" style can count? I'm not sure so need confirmation.
Maiden_in_Orange said:
Bit of an old post, but I was wondering about if there's a tag for the effect on Yaorochi's hair and Saragimaru's capelet.
Provence said:
Thanks. Also, I assume circular border doesn't apply?
