The bulk update request #9480 is pending approval.

create alias knee_to_the_balls (12) -> knee_to_balls (0)
create alias whipping_balls (19) -> ball_whip (0)
create alias pinching_balls (4) -> ball_pinch (5)
create alias kicking_balls (188) -> ball_kick (0)
create alias ball_punching (86) -> ball_punch (0)
create alias ball_spanking (135) -> ball_spank (0)
create alias ball_tugging (446) -> ball_tug (0)
create alias stepping_on_balls (217) -> ball_step (0)

Reason: A BUR to imply existing tags, and to add more specific ballbusting tags.

I tried formatting all tags in the same way, but couldn't think of something better for knee_to_the_balls, other than knee_to_balls
ball_pierce sounds a little weird. But it would conflict with the piercing tags if it was called ball_piercing

here is a fancy link

The bulk update request #9481 is pending approval.

Reason: Part 2 of the BUR

What's the difference between ball stab and ball pierce? And are we sure we want to make ball tug imply ballbusting?

snpthecat said:
What's the difference between ball stab and ball pierce? And are we sure we want to make ball tug imply ballbusting?

Would say a stab is done with a knife or something like that. And to pierce something, you take a very pointy object like a syringe. I wouldn't be mad if we don't end up differentiating between those. But I would differentiate.
I can see what you mean. Maybe we could have a tag for a strong tug, and a gentle, not painful tug. But I can't think of something fitting right now.

dubsthefox said:

I can see what you mean. Maybe we could have a tag for a strong tug, and a gentle, not painful tug. But I can't think of something fitting right now.

Yeah, we definitely need to split it into two, there's a bit of a difference between
post #5067188
and
post #4854204

Granted there's not much of the latter under the tag but I believe it should be cleaned up before the implication proceeds

dubsthefox said:
Would say a stab is done with a knife or something like that. And to pierce something, you take a very pointy object like a syringe. I wouldn't be mad if we don't end up differentiating between those. But I would differentiate.
I can see what you mean. Maybe we could have a tag for a strong tug, and a gentle, not painful tug. But I can't think of something fitting right now.

Ball_yank for the strong type?

wandering_spaniel said:
Ball_yank for the strong type?

IMO it should be easy to know the difference without having to read the wiki page

imply ball_tug_(ballbusting) -> ball_tug
imply ball_tug_(ballbusting) -> ballbusting

also @Dubs you missed the opportunity to title it "BallBURsting"

gattonero2001 said:
IMO it should be easy to know the difference without having to read the wiki page

imply ball_tug_(ballbusting) -> ball_tug
imply ball_tug_(ballbusting) -> ballbusting

also @Dubs you missed the opportunity to title it "BallBURsting"

that's a simple solution.

removed:
imply ball_tug -> ballbusting
added:
imply ball_tug_(ballbusting) -> ball_tug
imply ball_tug_(ballbusting) -> ballbusting

dubsthefox said:
that's a simple solution.

removed:
imply ball_tug -> ballbusting
added:
imply ball_tug_(ballbusting) -> ball_tug
imply ball_tug_(ballbusting) -> ballbusting

I'm not that big of a fan of appending _(ballbusting) to a tag, and yank already indicates it's a pretty strong tug.

Yeah, "yank" comes across as a much stronger pull than just tugging, to me

Changed ball_tugging_(ballbusting) to ball_yank

knee to balls could be changed to kneeing_balls

Reviewing this list again, is a ball_pinch or a ball_squeeze always ballbusting? I don't feel like it should be.

The bulk update request #9609 is pending approval.

remove implication slapping_own_balls (1) -> ball_slap (10639)

Reason: This should probably be fixed, since ball_slap is no longer never has been for slapping balls
followup:
imply slapping_own_balls -> ball_spank

snpthecat said:
Reviewing this list again, is a ball_pinch or a ball_squeeze always ballbusting? I don't feel like it should be.

I'll remove it for now, until I come up with something better. Or I'll just leave it out.