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A new tag for images based on real people?

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So the uploading guidelines say that the copyrights from which a character comes from must be identified. We have original as a "copyright" for original characters, but what of real people? Must every post that has a character tag have a copyright tag? Would a real life "copyright" tag be a good idea?

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  • Log said:

    Do we lump gods such as Anubis under this as well?

    Please don't add mythology into it, that just bastardizes the tag.

    Filled it out a little, didn't totally check around 1/4 of the images and couldn't decide if seiyuu connection posts qualified for the tag.

    If the seiyuu doesn't physically appear in the image, I would say it doesn't count.

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  • Log said:

    All but 312 of the real life insert tag are artist self-inserts.

    Completely wrong. Most pictures of pool #2420 contain multiple real life inserts and only one artist self insert each. I checked the last 3 pictures, those have 3 additional real life inserts each. That pool alone are about 900 pictures.

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  • Even if these images do qualify, which I'm not saying they do, bach and hitler or even seiyuu should not fall under the same umbrella as a mangaka in kogasa of which we do not know the actual appearance. IMO the two tags are not the same thing.

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  • Please allow some separation so that we do not mix up actual depictions of people with artists' drawing of a panda or a touhou that they say is representative of their friend or some guy at a printing company.

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  • jjj14 said:

    Please allow some separation so that we do not mix up actual depictions of people with artists' drawing of a panda or a touhou that they say is representative of their friend or some guy at a printing company.

    We already have something like that, fictional_persona. Right now it's supposed to be used for artist self-inserts, but nothing really hinders us from using it for other inserts as well.

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