First time posting in the forums so hi!

So, I have a small annoyance with tagging. There is no way to differentiate Picts of female humans and male furries with the male humans and female furries. It's kinda frustrating when someone wants to try and see some female humans getting dominated by furries without a way to filter out human men and furries. Is there an easy way to fix this?

We could use gendered terms like man, woman, cow, doe, bitch, vixen, etc. but that comes with a list of issues (Terms that apply to multiple species, whether an intersex character gets a male or female gendered term, etc.).

We could go with your idea of gender_species but that leads a slippery slope. If we accept female_human, what's to stop people from requesting female_dog, female_cat, female_llama, female_dragon, female_raichu, female_gungan, female_deku_shrub and thousands of others?

i guess there would be nothing bad in making female_on_anthro, male_on_anthro etc more popular since we already have female_on_feral and so on

BlueDingo said:
We could use gendered terms like man, woman, cow, doe, bitch, vixen, etc. but that comes with a list of issues (Terms that apply to multiple species, whether an intersex character gets a male or female gendered term, etc.).

We could go with your idea of gender_species but that leads a slippery slope. If we accept female_human, what's to stop people from requesting female_dog, female_cat, female_llama, female_dragon, female_raichu, female_gungan, female_deku_shrub and thousands of others?

we have literally spent years now trying to alias all possible gender specific species tags away.

Mutisija said:
i guess there would be nothing bad in making female_on_anthro, male_on_anthro etc more popular since we already have female_on_feral and so on

I was going to suggest this eventually but I never got around to it.

So yeah, +1 to this solution.

So male_on_anthro male/female and female_on_anthro male/female would be the searches.

But those have almost zero tagging.

It is a big problem with the tagging system, especially after many gender-specific tags were killed off.