Should we start tagging for "homu"?

I'm not sure what the feeling is for these tags, but I notice that homu has become very common for akemi_homura as a sound effect or utterance.

post #874910

I remember this showing up a lot in unconventional sfx, but it was removed.

We tag for the likes of is that so, so I don't see why not.

Alright, tagging it now.

sgcdonmai said:
We tag for the likes of is that so, so I don't see why not.

But is_that_so is somewhat better defined I believe.
We're not tagging Remilia's uu~ or Suwako's auu~ for example.
But we tag Okuu's unyu, which would be somewhere in between and the current closest thing to homu I guess.

I think the name should be homu_homu though, and if we're doing this one we should probably do mogu_mogu as well, at least for when it's somewhat significant. A few of them are under om_nom_nom right now.

Cyberia-Mix said:
But is_that_so is somewhat better defined I believe.
We're not tagging Remilia's uu~ or Suwako's auu~ for example.
But we tag Okuu's unyu, which would be somewhere in between and the current closest thing to homu I guess.

I think the name should be homu_homu though, and if we're doing this one we should probably do mogu_mogu as well, at least for when it's somewhat significant. A few of them are under om_nom_nom right now.

The issue is that a homu_homu is also her nick name, while Homu is commonly used for the sound effect.

mogu_mogu has its own tag, I forgot what it is exactly.

Anelaid said:
The issue is that a homu_homu is also her nick name

I don't think this is an issue at all if you state the use in the wiki but whatever.

Anelaid said:
mogu_mogu has its own tag, I forgot what it is exactly

I mean *mogu mogu* as the regular sfx for eating, if you're thinking of mami_mogu_mogu.