The tag alias #74753 tailsock -> tail_warmer is pending approval.
Reason: These appear to be describing the same thing. Tail warmer is the more established tag with older wiki and implication set up.
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The tag alias #74753 tailsock -> tail_warmer is pending approval.
Reason: These appear to be describing the same thing. Tail warmer is the more established tag with older wiki and implication set up.
clawstripe said:
The tag alias #74753 tailsock -> tail_warmer is pending approval.Reason: These appear to be describing the same thing. Tail warmer is the more established tag with older wiki and implication set up.
tail_stocking can probably also be aliased to tail_warmer , right?
demonthedarkhound said:
tail_stocking can probably also be aliased to tail_warmer , right?
I believe it should. We should go through tail_warmer, and clean it up of images with tailband afterward.
The bulk update request #10139 is pending approval.
remove alias tailstocking (0) -> tail_stocking (137)
remove implication tail_stocking (137) -> tail_clothing (3284)
Reason: As mentioned above, giving tail_stocking the heave-ho with tailsock. This is the necessary unimplication and unalias before tailstocking can be aliased via BUR.
Follow-up:
alias tailstocking -> tail_warmer alias tail_stocking -> tail_warmer
... Do we alias socks and gloves to legwarmers and armwarmers? I was under the impression a "warmer" had a very different form factor to a sock.
votp said:
... Do we alias socks and gloves to legwarmers and armwarmers? I was under the impression a "warmer" had a very different form factor to a sock.
Yeah, I can see there being a distinction between a tailsock which would have a closed end, and a tail_warmer which would have an open end, just like other types of "warmer".
Also, regarding the difference between socks and stockings in general: stockings are often thin and sheer, while socks are thick and opaque. Stockings are often decorative and feminine, while socks are often plain and unisex. I believe the same distinction might apply to tail coverings.