Topic: Tag Alias: fit -> athletic

Posted under Tag Alias and Implication Suggestions

Genjar

Former Staff

Plus one.

It might get mistagged if someone forgets the underscore from tight_fit, but that's probably not a common occurrence.

Updated by anonymous

I'll plan on going through the muscle-related tags today. They've long been neglected and it would be nice to get them all sorted out finally.

Updated by anonymous

It would be nice to have a specific tag for "In good shape, but not covered in muscles".

We have like 10 tags for varying levels of fatness, why not fitness?

Updated by anonymous

Random said:
It would be nice to have a specific tag for "In good shape, but not covered in muscles".

We have like 10 tags for varying levels of fatness, why not fitness?

Toned.

Well, though that one still requires some manner of musculature, but within very sane proportions. Seems pretty close to your description.

Updated by anonymous

I made the following changes:

Also from forum #170108 is some pending ones, some of which had implications to muscles in the past.

  • biceps, triceps, pecs, abs -> muscle_group? Otherwise we could just make a tag group:muscles and put them in there for reference.
  • flexing - Kind of an odd tag
  • muscle_growth - An implication to muscular might be justified, but I'm not sure. Honestly muscle_transformation seems a bit more accurate for how this is used...

Updated by anonymous

parasprite said:

Also from forum #170108 is some pending ones, some of which had implications to muscles in the past.

  • biceps, triceps, pecs, abs -> muscle_group? Otherwise we could just make a tag group:muscles and put them in there for reference.

As the muscles tag already has an alias to muscular, I would think all individual muscle groups could (should?) be aliased to it as well; the tagging of every individual muscle group is starting to get a bit silly.

I had previously asked that abs be exempted from this alias, yet this is based more on personal preference, than on functionality. abs be sexier than all the other muscle groups combined, methinks, and the only muscle-type I have ever used in a search.

As a side note, flexing seems to have a home along side pose, as in a 'muscular posing by a bodybuilder'. I vote that it stays, no matter how much I dislike works featuring the tags huge_muscles and/or hyper_muscles.

Updated by anonymous

Genjar

Former Staff

Flexing is one of the few muscles-related tags that actually get tagged consistently. So I'm for keeping it.

Updated by anonymous

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