Topic: Tag Alias: alien_girl -> alien

Posted under Tag Alias and Implication Suggestions

I'm pretty sure that ghost_girl is usually used as a character tag for the female ghost from Night of the Werehog.

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darryus said:
I'm pretty sure that ghost_girl is usually used as a character tag for the female ghost from Night of the Werehog.

Her name's pretty vague imho, perhaps it should be changed to ghost_girl_(sonic)? Or something more specific like that.

That way, it's explicitly a character tag and not seen as or mistaken for a gendered species tag

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DiceLovesBeingBlown said:
Her name's pretty vague imho, perhaps it should be changed to ghost_girl_(sonic)? Or something more specific like that.

That way, it's explicitly a character tag and not seen as or mistaken for a gendered species tag

It appears that now she actually has a character tag, "lah". Seems like user Palette started adding the tag to posts, umm... a few years ago now. Since then it looks like any of the posts containing the character uploaded with ghost_girl are already also tagged with lah.

I guess that there's not actually a problem aliasing ghost_girl away.

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Genjar

Former Staff

Some of those sound like monster girls, which are generally animal humanoid.

And I still don't know if those should be tagged as the base species. I mean, does this really look like...
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...a dragon?

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Genjar said:
Some of those sound like monster girls, which are generally animal humanoid.

And I still don't know if those should be tagged as the base species. I mean, does this really look like...
post #1295869
...a dragon?

Might be good to alias them to their respective *_humanoid tags in those cases then maybe? Like dragon_girl to dragon_humanoid, etc

In some other cases it might be good for a base species alias, like with goo_creature (goo_boy, goo_girl, etc aliased to the base goo_creature)

Imho it might be good to alias them on a case by case basis to whatever it seems they're mistakenly used the most for.

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