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Someone else already mentioned this but there are several more tags in this sphere, such as Non con, and non-consensual
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Someone else already mentioned this but there are several more tags in this sphere, such as Non con, and non-consensual
Edit: my cunning plan of getting vocal transphobes to spew dogwhistles at me so I can block them worked! Yippie!
-is not at all dealing with others in good faith. I'll leave it to another mod to deal with you, but, as a general notice to the thread, please don't do this kind of thing.I was just shitstirring with a paragraph of actual substance edited in later so that I could block the vocal transphobes and mispgynists who used specific dogwhistles to deny any equivalence! ^w^
They are both basically the same thing, from what I've seen. Yuri is just the japanese term for lesbian/lesbian romance, as I understand it from context clues. Unless there's like a thing I missed, that's what I've gathered from online yuri shippers and stuff.also what do people think.about combining "lesbian" and "yuri" tags? I don't see too much difference between the 2 tags based on how they are used in practice.
The entire original ""joke""" of "trap" was 'haha lol you thought that was a girl but it's a guy! lololol you like a guy you're gay now! (Which we all implicitly understand is an inherently negative thing because homophobia is the entire point of the ""joke"")'. It's always just been homophobia (and transphobia by way of that)."Trap" I have seen used to maliciously describe people who crossdress/otherwise appear feminine with the intention of tricking/deceiving other people about their actual/preferred gender identity.
Admittedly, this is mostly by "straight" guys that got pissed when they realized they got all horny for another guy and that they aren't as rigidly straight as they thought, but that doesn't stop people from using it to decide it was done maliciously against them.
I feel like "transfem protagonist" would mean something completely different and would confuse others, giving them the wrong idea.Well, unless there's a distinct reason to keep them, it seems wise to merge anything about "femboy" or "trap" (both slurs in this day and age) into transfem protagonist.
I just noticed this too..dude was not being subtle. They are so disingenuous... Why are they like this?Genderbending protagonist may as well be merged into trans protagonist. No point splitting hairs, there.
I think they are basically the same thing, but there might be certain connotations? Idk, I'd be equally likely to read a story tagged Yuri or lesbian but I'd come in with different expectations.They are both basically the same thing, from what I've seen. Yuri is just the japanese term for lesbian/lesbian romance, as I understand it from context clues. Unless there's like a thing I missed, that's what I've gathered from online yuri shippers and stuff.
It's the same with with Yaoi, as Yaoi seems to be gay/gay romance.
It may be a good idea to blanket those tags under Gay/Yaoi and Lesbian/Yuri, respectively.
I think having 'AU' as a tag by it's lonesome would work. So someone who wants RWBY AU can just add 'RWBY' and 'AU' as two separate tags while someone who just wants any and all RWBY stuff can just put 'RWBY'.I know it annoys me having to search through both a settings normal tag and its au tags at times to find all of the fics associated with a specific setting.
Could you explain? The only connotation I get from "yuri" that I don't get from "lesbian" is that the source material is anime or otherwise East Asian animated or graphic art.[
I think they are basically the same thing, but there might be certain connotations? Idk, I'd be equally likely to read a story tagged Yuri or lesbian but I'd come in with different expectations.
can we search for multiple separate tags?I think having 'AU' as a tag by it's lonesome would work. So someone who wants RWBY AU can just add 'RWBY' and 'AU' as two separate tags while someone who just wants any and all RWBY stuff can just put 'RWBY'.
Yes you can by using the filter system insteadcan we search for multiple separate tags?
I only ever use the tag system by clicking on the tags themselves.
I don't think there'd be any connotations, honestly. In my mind, and from all that I've seen, lesbian/yuri and gay/yaoi function exactly the same in most everything. It really only matters in where the site you're on is based in, or what it deals in.[
I think they are basically the same thing, but there might be certain connotations? Idk, I'd be equally likely to read a story tagged Yuri or lesbian but I'd come in with different expectations.
Sexy Times with Wangxian showed how bad over-tagging can get.After using AO3 for years just hearing the word tegs makes me will my eyes.
And recently somebody was trying to lobby for this ace to use more tags to be more like AO3.
I hope this place doesn't fall into over tagging.
Good idea. But which one of those should be turned into other?.. I would go with yuri, imo.also what do people think.about combining "lesbian" and "yuri" tags? I don't see too much difference between the 2 tags based on how they are used in practice.
I think they have their own places. Yuri can be used to describe a "universal sexual alignment", while Lesbian is just for a singular person, generally. Same with Yaoi and Gay. Also, let's not forget the other usage those two sexual orientation tags have of "happy" and "from the Greek Isle of Lesbos". Queer also just used to mean "weird". I've seen (an) author(s) use "gay protagonist" and add "as in really happy". Edit: "yaoi", "BL", "boy's love" and "shounen ai" can be merged, if there are any such tags, same with "yuri", "GL", "Girl's love" and "Shoujo Ai".I think you should also give the opportunity for a thread creator to mark a tag as flavor text/a joke. Basically it'd make the tag useless for searching and if its a new tag it wouldnt create a new tag but it'd still appear like a normal tag.
also what do people think.about combining "lesbian" and "yuri" tags? I don't see too much difference between the 2 tags based on how they are used in practice.
Explanation time. This is just the basics. The Yuri community is a linked but distinct community from the lesbian or femslash community. They have their own related tropes, expectations, and media they are generally applied to. Western media vs anime generally.Could you explain? The only connotation I get from "yuri" that I don't get from "lesbian" is that the source material is anime or otherwise East Asian animated or graphic art.
Maybe have a set of "Standardized" Tags for filters/searchs and custom "Vibe" Tags for a author to set the expectations for their storySo, complaints about the tag system are a recurring topic on QQ. This is sometimes just an issue of different site cultures, but other times it's non-controversially fixable.
Tags on QQ have a few uses, including setting expectations for the thread, aiding search, and making jokes. We don't want to sacrifice either of the other two (or any other unlisted uses) in service of optimising search results, nor do we want to implement any kind of enforced tagging (for reasons stated in detail over the years, in many threads). But the low-hanging fruit here are misspellings, grammatical mistakes, and duplicates.
There's only benefits to merging those into one Canonised tag, for authors and readers. The former have limited tag space, the latter likely doesn't want to have to put in a dozen variations of the same things, and finding all those variations through the normal user view is difficult or impossible anyway.
I'm not sure whether this would ever get done if I don't take the initiative, so that's what I'm doing. The basic guidelines for how this is going to work is as follows:
- Canonised tag suggestions, alongside potential Synonyms to be merged, will be posted in this thread first, pinned in the Suggestions & Bugs subforum, so the userbase has an opportunity (say, 48 hours) to give feedback and object to particular mergers.
- Only search relevant terms will be merged, not every tag that has duplicate meanings.
- Tags that could be interpreted to have distinct meanings will not be merged.
- Series tags will be the full name.
- Descriptor tags will be fully spelled out.
- Finalised Canonised tags will be added into the locked Suggested Tags threads (1, 2), which will be pinned in the Creative Writing and NSFW Creative Writing subforums.
I've already gathered 195 tags, that I think can be condensed into 35:
People will have 48 hours to provide feedback or object to anything being merged in the above list, or what the Canonised tag will be, and then I'll go ahead and do the merge. I'm interested in being somewhat overly-cautious here, so if there's any pushback on a tag being merged (or I have second thoughts), I'll probably just not.{worm - worm fic} worm
{heroic mc - heroic protagonist - hero - hero mc} heroic protagonist
{anti-hero - anti-hero protagonist - antihero} anti-hero protagonist
{my hero academia - my_hero_academia - boku no hero academia - my boku academia} my hero academia
{rise of the sheild hero - rising of the shield hero - shield hero} the rising of the shield hero
{superhero - super hero} superhero
{superheroes - superheros - super heroes} superheroes
{eventual harem - harem eventually - harem eventual - eventual obligatory harem - harem… eventually} harem eventually
{harem likely - harem (most likely) - harem probably - probable harem - probably a harem? - probably harem} harem likely
{harem possible - possible harem - potential harem - harem maybe - maybe harem? - harem? - will a harem be created?} harem possible
{harem - harem obviously - harem (obviously for anyone who knows my works) - harem (obviously its danmachi) - harem galore - harem mode activate! - harem get!} harem
{harem hero - harem protagonist} harem protagonist
{no harem - not a harem - #no harem - this is a no harem zone} no harem
{reversed harem - reverse harem} reverse harem
{small harem - slight harem - not that big of a harem - minor harem - eventual small harem} small harem
{large harem - big harem} large harem
{yuri harem - lesbian harem} lesbian harem
{mc is in a harem - mc is a harem member - in a harem} mc is a harem member
{asoiaf - a song of ice and fire - a song of ice & fire - song of ice and fire} a song of ice and fire
{futa - futanari} futanari
{futa protagonist - futa mc - futanari mc} futanari protagonist
{multi crossover - multi-crossover - multicross - lots of crossovers - many crossovers - massive multicross - mutlicross - massive multicross etc - multi-cross - multi-crossover (crossover) - multicross - multicrossover - multiple crossovers} multicross
{noncon - non-con} non-con
{cross-over - cross over - crossover} crossover
{mild crossover - minor crossover} minor crossover
{alternate au - au - au content warning - au for various reasons - au obviously - au(obviously) - #alternateworld - alt universe - alt verse - alternate - alternate universe - alternateuniverse- alternative universe} alternate universe
{extreme au - drastically au - heavy au - major au - massive au - au as fuck - au a lot of au - all the au - really quite a lot of au - super au - very au - very very au - wildly au} major au
{mild au - minor au - kinda au - kind of au - contains au elements - au-elements - au elements - au kinda - au in only very minor ways - slight au - slight au elements - slightly au - some au - somewhat au - somewhatau} minor au
{bi protagonist - bi-protagonist - bisexual protagonist - bi mc - bisexual main character - bisexual mc} bisexual protagonist
{kind of a self insert - kind of a self inser - kind off self insert - self insert (I guess?) - self-insert-kinda - sorta self insert - self(?) insert - semi si - semi-si - si is kinda oc - si sorta - si? - sort of si - sorta si thing - non self insert - insert not self - non-self insert - self insert oc - oc/si - oc-si - si oc - si-oc - si/oc - si is an oc - si is basically an oc - si is not an si} si/oc
{self inserts - self-inserts (plural) - multi-self-insert - lots of self inserts - mass self insert} multiple self-inserts
{Self-insert mc - selfinsert - si - si mc - si protagonist - self insert} self-insert
{dxd - highschool dxd - high-school dxd - high school dxd} high school dxd
{genderbend - genderbender - gender bender - genderbent - gender-bender - gender-bending - genderbending - genderbending galore} genderbending
{gender bender mc - gender bending protagonist - gender flipped protagonist - gender swapped protag - genderbent mc - genderbent protagonist - genderbent!mc} genderbending protagonist
In addition to the feedback on listed mergers, it's easier for me to find duplicate tags through the moderation view, so if you can suggest tags you're interested in, I can use that as a starting point to find potential mergers, or to fill up the Suggested Tags threads (which are currently empty).
{eventual harem - harem eventually - harem eventual - eventual obligatory harem - harem… eventually} harem eventually
{harem likely - harem (most likely) - harem probably - probable harem - probably a harem? - probably harem} harem likely
{harem possible - possible harem - potential harem - harem maybe - maybe harem? - harem? - will a harem be created?} harem possible
I think they are basically the same thing, but there might be certain connotations? Idk, I'd be equally likely to read a story tagged Yuri or lesbian but I'd come in with different expectations.
oh I agreeAfter using AO3 for years just hearing the word tegs makes me will my eyes.
And recently somebody was trying to lobby for this ace to use more tags to be more like AO3.
I hope this place doesn't fall into over tagging.
Yes, searching by tag is an option if you use the Advanced Search, and you can include as many tags as you want. Though, the search will only give you stories that include all the tags you include. There's no way to search by something like "at least 3 of these 5" or anything like that, so including more than 2-3 tags is usually going to get you an empty search results page.can we search for multiple separate tags?
I only ever use the tag system by clicking on the tags themselves.
Re: fate, the ones with the '/' are the "proper" spelling, if that ends up being a point of confusionyou gotta merge
fate grand order & fate/grand order
yes both tags exist and it annoyed me literally yesterday.since like 30% use one and 70% use the other over in quests.
edit id also glance over the other fates and check if such things have occurred
I have no idea what most of those words mean, never heard of the E621 thing either, why not just leave a gay or lesbian and keep it simple?E621 = Gay/Lesbian
Danbooru = Yuri/Yaoi
Furaffinity = Gay/Lesbian
Gelbooru = Yuri/Yaoi
R34 = Gay/Yaoi, Lesbian/Yuri
FYI, if multiple people have objected to a potential merger already, you don't need to be worried that I'm gonna push it through anyway. The point of this exercise is to merge all the low-hanging fruit, so controversial mergers just won't happen. Whether something is a slur isn't really the topic of this thread.
Relatedly, this is a good faith collaborative project, and this-
-is not at all dealing with others in good faith. I'll leave it to another mod to deal with you, but, as a general notice to the thread, please don't do this kind of thing.
Generally, sites primarily dedicated to this kind of content use the japanese terms over any english variant because they are almost always one word and English sometimes doesn't have a proper term for the thing being described. Also some English terms made up over the past few years are... politically charged.I have no idea what most of those words mean, never heard of the E621 thing either, why not just leave a gay or lesbian and keep it simple?
E621, Danbooru, Furaffinity, Gelbooru and Rule34 are all the names of websites, which host images (usually pornographic ones), uploaded by users, and tagged with a wide variety of tags to describe their content.I have no idea what most of those words mean, never heard of the E621 thing either, why not just leave a gay or lesbian and keep it simple?