The tag alias #65683 no_toes -> toeless_feet has been rejected.

Reason: Another way of saying a character lacks toes. Could be useful in order to avoid a future instance of two tags with the same meaning

EDIT: The tag alias no_toes -> toeless_feet (forum #387407) has been rejected by @slyroon.

alias both to featureless_feet

sipothac said:
alias both to featureless_feet

Agreed, though looking at that tag I feel the current definition is a bit too broad?

"This applies both to characters that have somewhat normally-shaped feet just without toes, as well as characters who's legs end in a point or just kind of end at the shin."

Should these really be tagged as the same thing?

post #1330500 post #1296457

pleaseletmein said:
Agreed, though looking at that tag I feel the current definition is a bit too broad?

"This applies both to characters that have somewhat normally-shaped feet just without toes, as well as characters who's legs end in a point or just kind of end at the shin."

Should these really be tagged as the same thing?

post #1330500 post #1296457

yeah, I believe that featureless_legs would be better applied to the two cases other than the Sonic-style bean-foot deal that most of this tag's population falls into.

The tag alias no_toes -> toeless_feet (forum #387407) has been rejected by @slyroon.

The bulk update request #6821 is active.

create alias no_toes (0) -> featureless_feet (5524)

Reason: Featureless_feet covers feet without toes.
It also covers legs without feet, which I feel deviates a bit too far from the tag name.

Removed duplicate of alias #61930

EDIT: The bulk update request #6821 (forum #393085) has been approved by @slyroon.

There are characters that aren't supposed to have toes, and also characters merely drawn without them. Those are two different facts that don't have a 1:1 relationship so shouldn't each have its own tag? Imagine a beetle or crab. Its legs have joints, might have spurs, maybe bristles or tufts... no toes, "feet" questionably defined, not featureless legs. Maybe simple_feet for when it's an anatomical fact and featureless_feet for when it's a stylized character?

The bulk update request #6821 (forum #393085) has been approved by @slyroon.