The bulk update request #996 is active.

create alias cell (0) -> cell_(disambiguation) (4)
create alias cells (0) -> cell_(disambiguation) (4)
change category cell_(disambiguation) (4) -> invalid

Reason: Cell is an ambiguous tag, suggest to disambiguate.
Proposing to use the new tag, cell_(biology), for non-character animal/plant cells.

Related topics:

• Tag Alias: egg_cell -> ovum (topic #18654)

EDIT: The bulk update request #996 (forum #311627) has been approved by @bitWolfy.

On a separate note and something worth of discussion, what should we do with the *_(organism) species tags?
While I do see that some that are used for anthropomorphised organisms, a whole bunch of new categories have been erroneously created and added in by @ArtistClone24.

I do not see the practical purpose of having so many different classifications (except for a few notable ones), and there is the issue of whether the viruses can be considered a species tag here.

thegreatwolfgang said:
...and there is the issue of whether the viruses can be considered a species tag here.

If there's any that are treated like characters, I'd say yes. After all, there's also food_creature, animate inanimate, and flora_fauna as examples. Perhaps something like virus_creature would be of use?

clawstripe said:
If there's any that are treated like characters, I'd say yes. After all, there's also food_creature, animate inanimate, and flora_fauna as examples. Perhaps something like virus_creature would be of use?

I guess it really depends on how they are drawn or designed.
Virus_creature could work, but then it will also have to be tagged for anything ranging from simple doodles to full characters.
post #2705043 post #2409492

And then there is the case with non-virus organisms like cells and bacteria, do they get a similar cell_creature tag?
For example, Osmosis Jones, canonically a white blood cell, gets tagged as a goo_creature instead.

The bulk update request #996 (forum #311627) has been approved by @bitWolfy.

The tag alias jail_cell -> prison_cell has been approved by @bitWolfy.