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Posted on: 04/02/21 11:17PM
what was cock_worship replaced by. its shows as deprecated now but clicking on ? doesn't show the replacement
Posted on: 04/04/21 01:59PM
Why does Tohno Akiha have a tag of "Toono Akiha"? Her brother has the correctly spelled tag (Tohno Shiki), so what happened with her? It's the same with SHIKI, he also has his name spelled as "Toono Shiki" for whatever reason.
Posted on: 04/04/21 02:55PM
Npi9 said:
what was cock_worship replaced by. its shows as deprecated now but clicking on ? doesn't show the replacement
what was cock_worship replaced by. its shows as deprecated now but clicking on ? doesn't show the replacement
penis_awe
Posted on: 04/04/21 03:00PM
Npi9 said:
what was cock_worship replaced by. its shows as deprecated now but clicking on ? doesn't show the replacement
what was cock_worship replaced by. its shows as deprecated now but clicking on ? doesn't show the replacement
It wasn't replaced with anything because it was never a valid tag. The closest thing to what you're looking for is probably "penis_awe".
LuccaAshtear12 said:
Why does Tohno Akiha have a tag of "Toono Akiha"? Her brother has the correctly spelled tag (Tohno Shiki), so what happened with her? It's the same with SHIKI, he also has his name spelled as "Toono Shiki" for whatever reason.
Why does Tohno Akiha have a tag of "Toono Akiha"? Her brother has the correctly spelled tag (Tohno Shiki), so what happened with her? It's the same with SHIKI, he also has his name spelled as "Toono Shiki" for whatever reason.
"Toono" and "Tohno" are both completely equivalent spellings using different romanization systems. The original word breaks down into 3 syllables: "to", "o", and "no". In Hepburn and modified Hepburn, the most common romanization systems used outside of Japan, adjacent o sounds are represented with a ō. Since this also represents adjacent o and u sounds and can therefore create confusion, and since all tags should be typeable on a standard US-English keyboard without using alt codes or an IME (in other words, accent marks on characters should not be used in tags), we don't do this and instead leave each syllable separate. This results in "to", "o", "no" becoming "Toono".
The use of an h, as in "Tohno", is a non-standard way of representing these syllables, and is not used in Hepburn, modified Hepburn, Nihon-shiki, Kunrei-shiki, or JSL, the five major romanization systems widely used.
Essentially, what I'm getting at is that "Toono" is not incorrect. In fact, technically speaking, it is actually a more correct way of transliterating these characters' names.
In almost all cases, we and Danbooru have a policy of directly transliterating names using a standardized romanization scheme to avoid confusion between different spellings. In some cases, if an official spelling deviates from one of these systems AND is extremely widespread, it will be adopted instead (e.g. the Tohno and Tohsaka families from TYPE-MOON), however in most cases (e.g. Toono Minagi from Air or Yatogami Tooka from Date A Live, both of which are spelled with the exact same "to" and "o" characters if written in Hiragana; or Shameimaru Aya whose official spelling is "Syameimaru" for some reason) our direct transliteration will be used instead. In this case, "Tohno" and "Tohsaka" were only adopted on Danbooru about a year ago, and nobody has put in an alias request so that Gelbooru can follow suit. You can do this by clicking "Tags" in the main menu at the top of any page and then clicking "Aliases" in the submenu.
Posted on: 04/05/21 09:40AM
Jerl said:
It wasn't replaced with anything because it was never a valid tag. The closest thing to what you're looking for is probably "penis_awe".
"Toono" and "Tohno" are both completely equivalent spellings using different romanization systems. The original word breaks down into 3 syllables: "to", "o", and "no". In Hepburn and modified Hepburn, the most common romanization systems used outside of Japan, adjacent o sounds are represented with a ō. Since this also represents adjacent o and u sounds and can therefore create confusion, and since all tags should be typeable on a standard US-English keyboard without using alt codes or an IME (in other words, accent marks on characters should not be used in tags), we don't do this and instead leave each syllable separate. This results in "to", "o", "no" becoming "Toono".
The use of an h, as in "Tohno", is a non-standard way of representing these syllables, and is not used in Hepburn, modified Hepburn, Nihon-shiki, Kunrei-shiki, or JSL, the five major romanization systems widely used.
Essentially, what I'm getting at is that "Toono" is not incorrect. In fact, technically speaking, it is actually a more correct way of transliterating these characters' names.
In almost all cases, we and Danbooru have a policy of directly transliterating names using a standardized romanization scheme to avoid confusion between different spellings. In some cases, if an official spelling deviates from one of these systems AND is extremely widespread, it will be adopted instead (e.g. the Tohno and Tohsaka families from TYPE-MOON), however in most cases (e.g. Toono Minagi from Air or Yatogami Tooka from Date A Live, both of which are spelled with the exact same "to" and "o" characters if written in Hiragana; or Shameimaru Aya whose official spelling is "Syameimaru" for some reason) our direct transliteration will be used instead. In this case, "Tohno" and "Tohsaka" were only adopted on Danbooru about a year ago, and nobody has put in an alias request so that Gelbooru can follow suit. You can do this by clicking "Tags" in the main menu at the top of any page and then clicking "Aliases" in the submenu.
Npi9 said:
what was cock_worship replaced by. its shows as deprecated now but clicking on ? doesn't show the replacement
what was cock_worship replaced by. its shows as deprecated now but clicking on ? doesn't show the replacement
It wasn't replaced with anything because it was never a valid tag. The closest thing to what you're looking for is probably "penis_awe".
LuccaAshtear12 said:
Why does Tohno Akiha have a tag of "Toono Akiha"? Her brother has the correctly spelled tag (Tohno Shiki), so what happened with her? It's the same with SHIKI, he also has his name spelled as "Toono Shiki" for whatever reason.
Why does Tohno Akiha have a tag of "Toono Akiha"? Her brother has the correctly spelled tag (Tohno Shiki), so what happened with her? It's the same with SHIKI, he also has his name spelled as "Toono Shiki" for whatever reason.
"Toono" and "Tohno" are both completely equivalent spellings using different romanization systems. The original word breaks down into 3 syllables: "to", "o", and "no". In Hepburn and modified Hepburn, the most common romanization systems used outside of Japan, adjacent o sounds are represented with a ō. Since this also represents adjacent o and u sounds and can therefore create confusion, and since all tags should be typeable on a standard US-English keyboard without using alt codes or an IME (in other words, accent marks on characters should not be used in tags), we don't do this and instead leave each syllable separate. This results in "to", "o", "no" becoming "Toono".
The use of an h, as in "Tohno", is a non-standard way of representing these syllables, and is not used in Hepburn, modified Hepburn, Nihon-shiki, Kunrei-shiki, or JSL, the five major romanization systems widely used.
Essentially, what I'm getting at is that "Toono" is not incorrect. In fact, technically speaking, it is actually a more correct way of transliterating these characters' names.
In almost all cases, we and Danbooru have a policy of directly transliterating names using a standardized romanization scheme to avoid confusion between different spellings. In some cases, if an official spelling deviates from one of these systems AND is extremely widespread, it will be adopted instead (e.g. the Tohno and Tohsaka families from TYPE-MOON), however in most cases (e.g. Toono Minagi from Air or Yatogami Tooka from Date A Live, both of which are spelled with the exact same "to" and "o" characters if written in Hiragana; or Shameimaru Aya whose official spelling is "Syameimaru" for some reason) our direct transliteration will be used instead. In this case, "Tohno" and "Tohsaka" were only adopted on Danbooru about a year ago, and nobody has put in an alias request so that Gelbooru can follow suit. You can do this by clicking "Tags" in the main menu at the top of any page and then clicking "Aliases" in the submenu.
Thank you for clearing that up for me, I was unaware that was the case. I submitted a request for both SHIKI and Akiha's name to be changed either way due to them widely being spelled as Tohno, and was able to submit a request for SHIKI, but not for Akiha. When I tried with her, I got the following message: "No matter how you try, this does nothing to benefit the site alias list."
Tag merge Request
Posted on: 04/06/21 09:11AM
artist tags inverto and inverto_albedo, I found the same picture of Levi and Mikasa on both of those tags so I'm going to guess they're the same artist. you should maybe merge the two tags so there's no confusion
Posted on: 04/06/21 10:48AM
BaldurAnthology said:
artist tags inverto and inverto_albedo, I found the same picture of Levi and Mikasa on both of those tags so I'm going to guess they're the same artist. you should maybe merge the two tags so there's no confusion
artist tags inverto and inverto_albedo, I found the same picture of Levi and Mikasa on both of those tags so I'm going to guess they're the same artist. you should maybe merge the two tags so there's no confusion
Merged into inverto.
Posted on: 04/06/21 11:01AM
jedi1357 said:
Merged into inverto.
BaldurAnthology said:
artist tags inverto and inverto_albedo, I found the same picture of Levi and Mikasa on both of those tags so I'm going to guess they're the same artist. you should maybe merge the two tags so there's no confusion
artist tags inverto and inverto_albedo, I found the same picture of Levi and Mikasa on both of those tags so I'm going to guess they're the same artist. you should maybe merge the two tags so there's no confusion
Merged into inverto.
Thank you :)
Posted on: 04/08/21 01:34PM
Can I suggest these tags or something along these lines?
Penis_twitching
Erection_ordeal
Erection_forming
Or do they already exist?
Penis_twitching
Erection_ordeal
Erection_forming
Or do they already exist?
Posted on: 04/08/21 05:49PM
small_dick14 said:
Can I suggest these tags or something along these lines?
Penis_twitching
Erection_ordeal
Erection_forming
Or do they already exist?
Can I suggest these tags or something along these lines?
Penis_twitching
Erection_ordeal
Erection_forming
Or do they already exist?
Throbbing
Don't know what you mean by that.
developing_erection
That last one was never approved but I'll allow it for now. Having both flaccid and erection on the same post could go both ways.
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