Sorry for asking things like this all the time, but I looked in the wiki and I didn't see a answer...if there is one I didn't look hard enough...

Okay, I have trying to help out and been going through some of the different eye color tags and adding "s" to the end of "red_eye" and the like when the tagger missed it. But I have a question dealing with the "heterochromia" tag. I clicked around some of the tags posts and have found that normally they are either not tagged eye color, or are the colors have "s" at the end. So I was changing them to that, now I feel I might have jumped ahead and should have ask someone. In theory the "red_eye" "blue_eye" tags would be correct, but for ease of use and search sake this is not very practical. Should they be changed to "red_eyes" "blue_eyes" or should "heterochromia" be its own tag with no color connections?

Also, is this the best place to post questions like this, or would blips be better?

Nobody looks at blips anyway. Same with the forums; 90% of users don't know they exist (which might be for the best).

I almost want to say just use x_eye for heterochromia pictures, but then that'd cause problems.

My suggestion is just tag x_eyes y_eyes heterochromia in that case.

Blaziken said:
My suggestion is just tag x_eyes y_eyes heterochromia in that case.

This is what I was doing, if this what is wanted I will go back to doing it that way.

I'm not an admin, I can't tell you what to tag. It's just what I'd do in your shoes.

Blaziken said:
Nobody looks at blips anyway. Same with the forums; 90% of users don't know they exist (which might be for the best).

I almost want to say just use x_eye for heterochromia pictures, but then that'd cause problems.

My suggestion is just tag x_eyes y_eyes heterochromia in that case.

I agree with this statement. use _eyes because in most cases eyes come in sets of two. and using _eye could cause issues (A Red eye, for example, being an over night flight, pink eye being a common name for an eye illness, etc)

What I figured, but I wanted to ask before it got too far down the line and was a fuck to try to fix.

Thanks for the answer.