Image style is NOT representative of Coppertone, which is just a brand of sun lotion, not a style.

However there is no proper way of classifying said style within tags (until we actually get a _(style) tag type), so I had set up a pool for them. Then someone with a smart idea decided to delete my pool, and merge all images with coppertone lotion, with all images with a similar style. (and some without a similar style, for the matter)

Before I mass remove the coppertone tags from every image without coppertone lotion or mention/reference to coppertone, anyone has any objections?

Currently there are 40 results with Coppertone.
To me, they all have to do with the famous Coppertone ad, they are directly inspired.

There is nothing to change.

Example:

#307272
Not related to ad. Has coppertone product.

#30574
Not really similar to ad. It's just a panty pull.

We already have a "panty_pull" tag.

Also, I don't think I need to remind people the "tag what you see" rule. Coppertone is again, a product, not a style. EVEN IF you want to tag it as coppertone, it should be tagged as coppertone_(style), to differentiate with the actual coppertone products.

You work at Coppertone ? Oo

Your complaining about a brand of sunscreen?