Aliasing curvaceous → voluptuous
Link to alias

Reason:

Appears to be two different tags with the same general purpose/meaning. Also, voluptuous already has 'curvy' aliased to it.

+1, it's the main definition and the one most used.

Bumping because I was just about to post this. +1

facelessmess said:
Bumping because I was just about to post this. +1

Huh, I forgot I submitted this request...

Is it uncouth if I +1 a suggestion I started, even if it's a year old?

Yeah, seems about time this gets aliased. +1

-1
Changed my mind on this one.

These two have been tagged together, yet voluptuous indicating big_breasts+/hips/thighs along with chubby or even overweight characters, and curvaceous indicating big breasts and/or wide_hips in conjunction with a small_waist seems to work (with some cleaning needed).

I am expanding my desire to further separate voluptuous and curvaceous, by proposing an alias of curvaceous to hourglass_figure:

curvaceous and voluptuous oft get tagged together incorrectly, or sometimes tagged inappropriately; the hourglass_figure tag is a possible solution to separate the two.

A 'traditional' hourglass_figure indicates a busty form with wide hips and thick thighs, yet a small waist, which differs from voluptuous where overall proportions are thicker, especially the waist, encapsulating slightly_chubby and overweight characters.

hourglass_figure is barely used at the moment, yet I believe it may be a better understood tag, and thus more fittingly applied over curvaceous.

Sharp_Coyote said:

-1
Changed my mind on this one.

These two have been tagged together, yet voluptuous indicating big_breasts+/hips/thighs along with chubby or even overweight characters, and curvaceous indicating big breasts and/or wide_hips in conjunction with a small_waist seems to work (with some cleaning needed).

Sharp_Coyote said:

I am expanding my desire to further separate voluptuous and curvaceous, by proposing an alias of curvaceous to hourglass_figure:

curvaceous and voluptuous oft get tagged together incorrectly, or sometimes tagged inappropriately; the hourglass_figure tag is a possible solution to separate the two.

A 'traditional' hourglass_figure indicates a busty form with wide hips and thick thighs, yet a small waist, which differs from voluptuous where overall proportions are thicker, especially the waist, encapsulating slightly_chubby and overweight characters.

hourglass_figure is barely used at the moment, yet I believe it may be a better understood tag, and thus more fittingly applied over curvaceous.

I agree, and I change my opinion on this alias suggestion. I've seen (but have forgotten to use) the hourglass_figure tag when tagging posts, but it sounds like a better alternative to curvaceous to help further differentiate it from voluptuous. The wording of the tag hourglass_figure in and of itself fits very well with the wiki description for curvaceous.

Tag Alias:

curvaceous -> voluptuous
curvaceous -> hourglass_figure