Is there something similar to @ @ but for the mouth? post #10014168
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Is there something similar to @ @ but for the mouth? post #10014168
What's the difference between o-ring_choker and o-ring_collar?
trapster77 said:
What's the difference between o-ring_choker and o-ring_collar?
It's the difference between choker and collar; a choker would be thinner and more skin-tight than a collar.
replied to myself accidentally.
Placeholder1996 said:
It's the difference between choker and collar; a choker would be thinner and more skin-tight than a collar.
is there a reason why so many wiki pages don't have examples/non-examples as images? i feel like words aren't enough to tell apart things like that. like these are all tagged o-ring collar
trapster77 said:
is there a reason why so many wiki pages don't have examples/non-examples as images? i feel like words aren't enough to tell apart things like that. like these are all tagged o-ring collar
Personally, if I were posting these, I'd tag the second image with choker and its variants; the others are probably fine as collars.
trapster77 said:
is there a reason why so many wiki pages don't have examples/non-examples as images?
Not enough people contributing. This is a good area to contribute in if you want to become a builder.
A lot of meecosme's Disney posts are currently tagged with personification animification &c but to me things like post #9994731 are obviously a take on disneybounding, do we have any tag for that sort of concept? It's not quite cosplay…
evazion said:
Not enough people contributing. This is a good area to contribute in if you want to become a builder.
I'm trying to add examples to some wiki pages but it feels genuinely impossible sometimes. i'm like... am i reading the wiki wrong or is EVERYONE tagging everything wrong?
right now i'm trying to figure out what counts as a fur-trimmed collar / fur-trimmed choker / fur collar / fur choker and i'm pretty damn sure nobody has any idea.
a lot of these "collar" tags can't actually imply collar because they are fur-trimmed clothes so i feel like they are being used wrong? but i can't tell the difference between "collar" and "choker" tags so maybe what i think a collar is is a choker? i added these examples to the wiki but they don't even feel right because the whole tag is fur-trimmed clothes instead...
btw this is the example on belt collar's wiki
i thought "hey wait a minute this is thin it should be a choker" but belt choker has been aliased to belt collar so now i'm even more confused
Updated by trapster77
trapster77 said:
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At this point, it’s probably a good idea to split this off into its own topic. That way we can have a focused discussion about this without drowning out other unrelated questions. Not to say this conversation is without merit, it just seems to be outgrowing this thread.
Does this still count as 2girls dual_persona if one of them is just in a photo?
Esperantisto said:
Does this still count as 2girls dual_persona if one of them is just in a photo?
I think that's 1girl not counting whoever is holding the photo? idk how you tag the gender of pov hands.
It's probably before and after or time lapse not dual persona
If there is a male shadow, should I add 1 boy?
Freshblink said:
If there is a male shadow, should I add 1 boy?
I’m not certain if this is correct, but I lean towards 1boy + 1girl + solo focus + out of frame
Is there a name for this type of hairstyle?
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post #653959
Is this partially fingerless gloves? Is there a tag for partial gloves that are missing all five fingers?
magcolo said:
Is this partially fingerless gloves? Is there a tag for partial gloves that are missing all five fingers?
They look like regular fingerless gloves — and possibly also half gloves — since all five fingers are missing in the image.
Can "the pose" apply to boys?
AngelFlash said:
Is there a name for this type of hairstyle?
post #9755291
post #2964978
post #653959
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Can a post still qualify for Ginyu Force pose if only one person in a group is doing it? In this case, Fujisawa Yuzu (the blonde girl) seems to be imitating Jeice's pose.
Freshblink said:
Can "the pose" apply to boys?
I don't see why it wouldn't. Feet are feet.