A few suggestions regarding "clothing"_down and "clothing"_pull tags, let me know what you think:
Removing aliases:
- panties_down <- removing_panties
- panties_down <- breifs_down (misspelling, and probably misleading due to often referring to the male garment)
Add implications:
- removing_panties -> undressing
- removing_panties -> panties
- briefs_down (0) -> briefs (wiki on briefs literally made me raise an eyebrow)
- ... (see more below)
So with a structure of something similar to:
Bold font means relation existStrikethrough means remove relation- clothing_down? (0) implies clothing, partially_dressed?
- pants_down (2497) implies pants
- shorts_down (72) implies shorts
- underwear_down (328) implies underwear
- panties_down (1742) <-
breifs_down,removing_panties, implies panties - briefs_down? (0) implies briefs
- Other unimplemented "underwear"_down?
- skirt_down (11) implies skirt
- clothing_around_one_leg? (0) (implies clothing, partially_dressed?)
- pants_around_one_leg (19) implies pants
- shorts_around_one_leg (10) implies shorts
- underwear_around_one_leg implies underwear
- panties_around_one_leg <- panties_on_leg, panties_on_one_leg, implies panties
Also have:
- 3 pants_pulled_down (2 of which are pants_down)
- 1 pulling_panties_down
- 2 underwear_around_legs (both of which are pants_down)
- 2 panties_around_leg (both of which are panties_down)
- 2 panties_on_foot
Related is "pull" tags:
- clothes_pull (16)
- underwear_pull (85) implies underwear
- panty_pull (612) <- panties_pull (10), implies panties (wiki contradiction here!!!)
- panty_hose_pull (3)
- pants_pull (149) implies pants
- shorts_pull (1) (probably pantsing)
- skirt_pull (17) implies skirt
- shirt_pull (85) implies shirt
- necktie_pull? (24) implies necktie
- dress_pull (3) implies dress
- scarf_pull (1) imples scarf
How to handle differentiation between male and female underwear? It seems to be wanted based on tags used. Underwear_pull is used more for males and non-panties, e.g. only 4 posts with females and only 10 with panties. Currently panty_pull says it's for all kinds of underwear/swimwear, but implies panties. Personally I see little harm in dividing further(/keeping as it is), e.g. keep non-panties on their own.
I find it mildly confusing using panty_pull for both genders since as far as I know panty would never be used to describe men's underwear today (or pants for that matter). We even have panty aliased to panties... No matter how, this needs to be fixed.
Related:
forum #150980: Implication: panty_pull -> panties
forum #17879: Alias: removing_panties -> panties_down (approved)
forum #17881: Implication: panties_down -> undressing
forum #142588: Implication: panties_around_one_leg -> panties_down (denied)
Edit: As @Juofthat mentiond:
- clothing_aside (7) implies clothing
- underwear_aside (146) implies underwear
- panties_aside <- panties_on_side, implies panties
- fundoshi_aside (3) implies fundoshi
- loincloth_aside (97) implies loincloth
- swimsuit_aside (36) implies swimsuit
- bikini_aside? (0) implies bikini
- sling_bikini_aside? (0) implies sling_bikini
- pants_aside? (4) implies pants (this is a bit interesting)
- shorts_aside (10 implies shorts
- leotard_aside (4) implies leotard
Man, this went way bigger than I had anticipated... Need to stop being so exhaustive/getting sidetracked.
Updated by user 59725