Aliasing skull_helmet → skull_mask
Link to alias

Reason:

Skull_mask is defined (admittedly, by me) as "A skull worn on a character's head or face as if it were a mask or helmet."

I chose 'mask or helmet' because the two can look very similar.

Skull_helmet currently has 4 posts, which normally wouldn't necessitate an alias, but seems like a good preventative step anyway.

Or I can just manually tag these, whatever :)

EDIT: The tag alias skull_helmet -> skull_mask (forum #248257) has been rejected by @NotMeNotYou.

Since still pending.
Tentative thumbs-down due to what wikis say.

Poking around those 2 tags:

• skull_helmet now has 53 posts
• skull_mask has a lot more (1806 posts)

(24 * 75) + 6 = 1800 + 6 = 1806

skull_helmet wiki currrently:
"A skull that is worn on top of the head like a helmet. If the skull is covering the wearer's face then it's a skull_mask."

(slightly confused by the wording)

Perhaps if a skull is on top OR AROUND the wearer's head (edit: coverage in the range of a helmet), it is a skull_helmet?
If the skull is protecting wearer's head AND covering wearer's FACE, then maybe tag with both (skull_helmet and skull_mask)??

While skull_mask wiki does start with:
"A skull worn on a character's head or face as if it were a mask or helmet.",
I am wondering the "helmet" part should be removed to
"A skull worn on a character's head or face as if it were a mask."

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hmm: post #4147461 tagged with skull_mask, but doesn't cover her face.

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side-note: Noticed with king_clawthorne
1) mostly tagged with skull_head * (3*75 + 64 = 289 posts)
2) some NOT tagged with skull_head : 75+44 = 119 posts
3) some tagged with skull_mask instead of skull_head : 26 posts king_clawthorne skull_mask -skull_head

* = skull_head seems correct tag as
https://theowlhouse.fandom.com/wiki/King#Appearance
says "almost all of King's upper head ... is a horned skull".

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Have to head out for errand, will try and get back to this topic tomorrow.

The tag alias skull_helmet -> skull_mask (forum #248257) has been rejected by @NotMeNotYou.