Tag Implication: incredibly_absurdres -> absurdres

Implicating incredibly_absurdres -> absurdres.

Reason: For the same reason absurdres implicates highres.

Would incredibly_absurdres also require an implication to highres? I remember that daisy chaining aliases didn't work very well, so there might be some issues with daisy chaining implications.

Done. And yes they seem to chain, I just tried mg42 which applied machine_gun which applied gun.

I vote for changing this tag to ludicrous_res.

And if we need another, we can call it plaid_res

We used to have insaneres. Then we decided that three levels of resolution tags was unnecessarily granular, and aliased insaneres to absurdres. And now we have three resolution tags again, except this time the third one has a stupidly long name? What happened?

Really, with those images, it's not the resolution that's getting most people in the twist; it's the filesize.

And that gets covered (for the most part) with huge_filesize. At least it's an indicator to the average user that it's going to be a semi-long wait for that particular image to load.

That said, the 100MB image from a few days ago really was quite silly.

0xCCBA696 said: We used to have insaneres. Then we decided that three levels of resolution tags was unnecessarily granular, and aliased insaneres to absurdres. And now we have three resolution tags again, except this time the third one has a stupidly long name? What happened?

I have no idea. Personally, I agree that we only need two.

I don't really care whether we have two or three, but what I find stupid is that we didn't just de-alias insaneres and start using it again, if we needed a third level of granularity.

Dunno if it really helps, but the discussion that lead to the creation of the incredibly_absurdres tag is on post #428115 (for me, the image doesn't even load).

There's actually four levels of res tags if you count lowres. :x

Speaking of the highres, absurdres, etc tags...shouldn't we change them to "high_resolution", "absurd_resolution", etc? Maybe as aliases since highres, etc have been in use on Danbooru for so long, but using the full words and not running them together fits better with the way virtually all other tags are done.