The tag alias #64091 in_one_ear_and_out_the_other -> ear_threading has been rejected.

Reason: These are synonymous. in one ear and out the other is a clever name, but it's clunky and unwieldy as a tag, and ear_threading aligns with oral_threading and anal_threading.

EDIT: The tag alias in_one_ear_and_out_the_other -> ear_threading (forum #377563) has been rejected by @pleaseletmein.

Disregard this, in one ear and out the other is a actually a slight subset of ear threading, I didn't realize at first because a lot of them weren't tagged correctly.

pleaseletmein said:
Disregard this, in one ear and out the other is a actually a slight subset of ear threading, I didn't realize at first because a lot of them weren't tagged correctly.

You can reject the alias if you wish, though don't hide the forum post.

Also I don't see how you can generalise oral threading and anal threading to ear threading.

Actually I don't get the definition of threading. <orifice>_threading means it penetrates/enters the body through the <orifice>, but can it exit anywhere, or only through another specific orifice (oral threading requires through the mouth out the anus)

The tag alias in_one_ear_and_out_the_other -> ear_threading (forum #377563) has been rejected by @pleaseletmein.

snpthecat said:
You can reject the alias if you wish, though don't hide the forum post.

Also I don't see how you can generalise oral threading and anal threading to ear threading.

Thanks

maybe align has some specific meaning here I'm not aware of? I just meant it matches nicely with those.

snpthecat said:
You can reject the alias if you wish, though don't hide the forum post.

Also I don't see how you can generalise oral threading and anal threading to ear threading.

Actually I don't get the definition of threading. <orifice>_threading means it penetrates/enters the body through the <orifice>, but can it exit anywhere, or only through another specific orifice (oral threading requires through the mouth out the anus)

Yeah oral threading and anal threading have those specific exits defined in their wiki pages, but going through the tags that's not quite how they're used practically. There's mismatched threading to cover unusual cases and there's stuff like vaginal threading and urethral threading as well, where there's no 'default' exit.

From usage it looks to me like it should be defined only by where the thread enters, so I've updated the anal threading and oral threading wiki pages to reflect that.