The tag alias #62277 non_canon -> non-can has been rejected.

Reason: Both forms seem grammatically correct, although the hyphen fits better the standard of this site.

Other examples include non-mammal tags.

EDIT: The tag alias non_canon -> non-can (forum #365616) has been rejected by @gattonero2001.

The tag alias non_canon -> non-can (forum #365616) has been rejected by @gattonero2001.

I gotta ask, what the heck is going on with these tags? They barely have any post in them also.

In what context is it possible to tag something based on its canonicity and does that matter if it is or isn't?

They should be invalid tbf.

wolfmanfur said:
I gotta ask, what the heck is going on with these tags? They barely have any post in them also.

In what context is it possible to tag something based on its canonicity and does that matter if it is or isn't?

They should be invalid tbf.

Agreed. For fanart, non-canon seems like the default. "Canon" fanart would be scene redraws, right? I could see a scene_redraw tag being useful (maybe with a different name since "redraw" might not make much sense for scenes from books)