Topic: How do you blacklist female humans but not male humans?

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I don't want to see male canids on female humans, but note that I want to see male humans on female/male canids.
But I don't know how to blacklist female humans without blacklisting male humans.
Probably an obvious answer to this, but for some reason I can't find it out.

Updated by Clawdragons

WarCanine said:
I don't want to see male canids on female humans, but note that I want to see male humans on female/male canids.
But I don't know how to blacklist female humans without blacklisting male humans.
Probably an obvious answer to this, but for some reason I can't find it out.

put female and human on the same line, it only blacklists if all tags on a single line match. female human

Updated by anonymous

WarCanine said:
I don't want to see male canids on female humans, but note that I want to see male humans on female/male canids.
But I don't know how to blacklist female humans without blacklisting male humans.
Probably an obvious answer to this, but for some reason I can't find it out.

This is precisely why I fought for the creation of male_on_feral and female_on_feral tags!

Those ought to be helpful to you. Try searching for female_on_feral - are those all images you want to blacklist? Then add

female_on_feral

to your blacklist.

If you don't mind female anthros with male ferals, try searching for the combination female_on_feral human_on_feral or, alternatively, female_on_feral -anthro_on_feral - which might have a better success rate. That ought to give you images with mostly humans, and if those sorts of images are what you want to blacklist, add

female_on_feral human_on_feral

To your blacklist - exactly like that, all on one line.

You didn't mention female humans with female animals, but you can add an exception for that to the above line if you like. If you're not entirely sure how I can give you a couple options for that too.

Hopefully this helps!

KiraNoot said:
put female and human on the same line, it only blacklists if all tags on a single line match. female human

That won't work for the problem they are having. That would blacklist images that have female animals and male humans, which they've already stated they are fine with.

Updated by anonymous

Clawdragons said:
This is precisely why I fought for the creation of male_on_feral and female_on_feral tags!

Those ought to be helpful to you. Try searching for female_on_feral - are those all images you want to blacklist? Then add

female_on_feral

to your blacklist.

If you don't mind female anthros with male ferals, try searching for the combination female_on_feral human_on_feral or, alternatively, female_on_feral -anthro_on_feral - which might have a better success rate. That ought to give you images with mostly humans, and if those sorts of images are what you want to blacklist, add

female_on_feral human_on_feral

To your blacklist - exactly like that, all on one line.

You didn't mention female humans with female animals, but you can add an exception for that to the above line if you like. If you're not entirely sure how I can give you a couple options for that too.

Hopefully this helps!

It helped me indeed. Thanks for that.
You're my favorite user, by the way.
You've helped me in the past and you share a certain attraction with me. *wink*

Updated by anonymous

WarCanine said:
It helped me indeed. Thanks for that.
You're my favorite user, by the way.
You've helped me in the past and you share a certain attraction with me. *wink*

Aw, that's sweet. Thank you! I'm glad I could help out.

Also yes. Yes I do.

Updated by anonymous

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