Topic: Two different character tags for one character: What should be done?

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I don't know if this fits in the category, I'm semi-new to the site and even newer to the forum.

There is a character tag that I found, it is "night_(character)" it has two posts. The character is by WhiteChimera on FurAffinity, and the character's full name is Night Akula. I searched the night_akula tag, and there's one post on that tag. I'm 99.9999999% sure this is the same character, because even though it's only a line drawing (no colors) and it has the "conjoined" tag, the FA source mentions that Night Akula is WhiteChimera's character.

Now to the point of this post. The same character is in two different tags. night_akula has one post and night_(character) has two posts. Should I change the night_akula tag to night_(character) so it's all in one place, or vice versa?

Updated by SnowWolf

SnowWolf

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iihg said:
I don't know if this fits in the category, I'm semi-new to the site and even newer to the forum.

There is a character tag that I found, it is "night_(character)" it has two posts. The character is by WhiteChimera on FurAffinity, and the character's full name is Night Akula. I searched the night_akula tag, and there's one post on that tag. I'm 99.9999999% sure this is the same character, because even though it's only a line drawing (no colors) and it has the "conjoined" tag, the FA source mentions that Night Akula is WhiteChimera's character.

Now to the point of this post. The same character is in two different tags. night_akula has one post and night_(character) has two posts. Should I change the night_akula tag to night_(character) so it's all in one place, or vice versa?

Well, for one helpful tip, if you use a pair of brackets around a tag name you can give us a quick link to it... as such:

[[night_(character)]] 

To give a link to a search, use curly brackets:

{{fox white_fur -bird}}

To the question! :)

I think night_akula would be the better tag over night_(character) :)

Updated by anonymous

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