Aliasing nappy → diaper
Link to alias

Reason:

for our British-y folks.

Not too commonly used, but 100% support.

unsure; heard the term used slangly for napkins as well.

123easy said:
unsure; heard the term used slangly for napkins as well.

Never heard of it used like that before.

123easy said:
unsure; heard the term used slangly for napkins as well.

After researching this, all I can find is that the word 'nappy' derived from the word napkin, but is almost entirely exclusive to diapers.

Seven_Twenty said:
After researching this, all I can find is that the word 'nappy' derived from the word napkin, but is almost entirely exclusive to diapers.

Maybe it's a Canadian thing? I dunno, I just wanted to note I've heard it used that way before. Sorta a "cute" way of saying it? Like when dealing with kids, or trying too hard to be cutesy. *shrugs* If it gets aliased then I have no issue with it.

123easy said:
Maybe it's a Canadian thing? I dunno, I just wanted to note I've heard it used that way before. Sorta a "cute" way of saying it? Like when dealing with kids, or trying too hard to be cutesy. *shrugs* If it gets aliased then I have no issue with it.

I think that the usage of it to mean diaper is overwhelming, and someone complained on one of my posts that they had nappy blacklisted but not diaper. It's a little thing, but it seems simple enough.

thenewthing said:
I think that the usage of it to mean diaper is overwhelming, and someone complained on one of my posts that they had nappy blacklisted but not diaper. It's a little thing, but it seems simple enough.

Like I said, I have no issue with it being aliased. Just that I've heard the term used to mean napkins as well, and not just sanitary napkins aka diapers. It doesn't bug me one bit any way.

sure

Even if people call napkins nappies, that's not something that really happens in tags. It's relatively obscure and it's slang.

ValiantCave said:
Even if people call napkins nappies, that's not something that really happens in tags. It's relatively obscure and it's slang.

This was already aliased months ago