Is there a tag for this "water on the camera lens" effect? Water_drop is mainly used for airborne water drops and water adhering to surfaces like windows or leaves, so it's not useful for finding this.
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Is there a tag for this "water on the camera lens" effect? Water_drop is mainly used for airborne water drops and water adhering to surfaces like windows or leaves, so it's not useful for finding this.
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Does big grin count as parted lips?
post #3795896
post #3792257
post #3775369
post #3720546
I don't think it should tag with open mouth neither. Can they just simply tag as grin?
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No, grin shouldn't be used with parted lips or open mouth. Parted lips is for lips that are just barely open. Open mouth is for when you can see inside the mouth. If we wanted these tags to be used, then grin would imply them, since you can't grin without an open mouth. Since it doesn't imply them, they shouldn't be used.
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iridescent_slime said:
Is there a tag for this "water on the camera lens" effect? Water_drop is mainly used for airborne water drops and water adhering to surfaces like windows or leaves, so it's not useful for finding this.
wet lens has a few posts.
yelite said:
How should i tag it? piercing (tool) or piercing (action)? Any other post with similar concept?
It's usually called a piercing gun, although Wikipedia calls it a ear piercing instrument.
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hey, is there a tag for a content/relaxed expression like in the post here?
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Expanda90 said:
hey, is there a tag for a content/relaxed expression like in the post here?
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post #3800041
Do we have a tag for this kind of image filter (the dog ears & nose)?
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post #3800045
Is there another tag for this kind of heart lock, because the only thing I found was heart_lock_(Kantai_collection) ?
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Guaro1238 said:
post #3800045
Is there another tag for this kind of heart lock, because the only thing I found was heart_lock_(Kantai_collection) ?
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Because of a tagging war by user #579083 this post gets constantly tagged as barefoot and untagged with no shoes. The wiki of barefoot states:
When a character's feet are completely bare, that is, not covered by shoes, socks, thighhighs, or anything else.
While her right foot is cleary covered by legwear, her left foot isn´t. If you search for ishtar_(fate)_(all) and barefoot you get alot of other cases with the same problem like: post #3790046 post #3793782 post #3698622
My question is: Should those post be tagged as barefoot and no shoes or only no shoes, even though her left foot isn´t covered by anything?
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Guaro1238 said:
post #3798773
Because of a tagging war by user #579083 this post gets constantly tagged as barefoot and untagged with no shoes. The wiki of barefoot states:While her right foot is cleary covered by legwear, her left foot isn´t. If you search for ishtar_(fate)_(all) and barefoot you get alot of other cases with the same problem like: post #3790046 post #3793782 post #3698622
My question is: Should those post be tagged as barefoot and no shoes or only no shoes, even though her left foot isn´t covered by anything?
I think having single_bare_arm/foot/leg/shoulder tags is unnecessary and it's fine to use the tag when only one in the pair is bare (we still have single bare shoulder at 895 and single bare arm at 36 though), I'm curious to see what others think though.
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The look on her face seems concerned/alerted. Best tag i could find was confused. Is there some better one? maybe one that also describes her eyebrow position?
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Expanda90 said:
The look on her face seems concerned/alerted. Best tag i could find was confused. Is there some better one? maybe one that also describes her eyebrow position?
The closest tags for a concerned expression are nervous and worried. See Tag Group:Face Tags.
We also have a raised_eyebrow tag.
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Based on the angles at which the characters are standing, and the direction of the waterfall, it's reasonable to conclude that gravity is pulling in multiple directions. This effect is also seen in Relativity and Sakasama no Patema. Any suggestions for a tag that describes this concept without being overly wordy?
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Do we have "ass-to-mouth" tag at all for uploads like these ?
I've seen that Unbreakable removed my tag from it.
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If I put the translation to an animated post in the comments, do I mark it as translated?
Ex. post #3805226
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I have created bird bath and tagged post #3806903 and post #2803381 with it, but it feels weird that we don't already have such a tag, so if anyone knows if there's a differently named tag for the same concept, please let me know.
DreamFromTheLayer said:
If I put the translation to an animated post in the comments, do I mark it as translated?
Ex. post #3805226
I'd say yes. It's not possible to translate audio on danbooru so comments are the closest thing to it (notes on animated posts look ugly).
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iridescent_slime said:
Based on the angles at which the characters are standing, and the direction of the waterfall, it's reasonable to conclude that gravity is pulling in multiple directions. This effect is also seen in Relativity and Sakasama no Patema. Any suggestions for a tag that describes this concept without being overly wordy?
localized gravity sounds nice (from the relativity wiki). It should be added to that wiki if such a tag is created, so that someone searching for that concept can find it more easily, given that said painting is the most famous example of this concept.
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iridescent_slime said:
Based on the angles at which the characters are standing, and the direction of the waterfall, it's reasonable to conclude that gravity is pulling in multiple directions. This effect is also seen in Relativity and Sakasama no Patema. Any suggestions for a tag that describes this concept without being overly wordy?
anti-gravity exists and has been used for that, but I think it’s a poor choice. I’d give nonamethanks’ suggestion a thumbs-up.
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I'm tossing this here because about a month ago I removed the netorare tag from this image, arguing in a comment that it doesn't really fit the image, but I've found it re-tagged as netorare. So I'd like some second opinions. To restate my reasoning, this isn't a girl cheating on her boyfriend with someone else behind his back. She just gave him obligation chocolate and he's overreacting. She's clearly aiming for the other guy.
It's emotionally dark, I'm not arguing that. But netorare implies a preexisting relationship, which I'd argue does not exist in this scenario based upon what's being seen visually.
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