Implicating two_tone_fur → multicolor_fur
Link to implication

Reason:

Wouldn't multi-colored_fur be better since it fits with multi-colored_hair ?

Jatix said:
Wouldn't multi-colored_fur be better since it fits with multi-colored_hair ?

Personally I prefer "multicolor fur". It is simpler than "multi-colored fur".

I'm not a native English, but "two tone fur" should be renamed to "two-toned fur", shouldn't it? AFAIK the later is more correct than the former.

Jatix said:
Wouldn't multi-colored_fur be better since it fits with multi-colored_hair ?

I agree with this.

I'll make it two-tone_fur and multi-colored_fur for consistency with other tags

Any objections, lady?

If we implicate this, we should do the same with two_tone_hair and multi-colored_hair.

Jatix said:
If we implicate this, we should do the same with two_tone_hair and multi-colored_hair.

I don't see why not

Lizardite said:
I'm not a native English, but "two tone fur" should be renamed to "two-toned fur", shouldn't it? AFAIK the later is more correct than the former.

Lizardite is correct with this, btw. Two-toned is the (very slightly) more correct form; It is easiest to remember as we are saying that the hair is two-toned. Frankly, it also sounds better.

multi-color should be the phrasing for the other tags, though.

123easy said:
Lizardite is correct with this, btw. Two-toned is the (very slightly) more correct form; It is easiest to remember as we are saying that the hair is two-toned. Frankly, it also sounds better.

multi-color should be the phrasing for the other tags, though.

While I agree with the two-toned part, you could also say the same about multi-colored since it sounds better.

Jatix said:
While I agree with the two-toned part, you could also say the same about multi-colored since it sounds better.

I was more just referencing the dashed vs. the non-dashed variations, sorry if that didn't come across properly.