Topic: [APPROVED] Licking and tongue

Posted under Tag Alias and Implication Suggestions

The bulk update request #4707 is active.

remove implication licking (141436) -> tongue_out (547520)
create implication licking_viewer (31) -> licking (141436)

Reason: https://e621.net/forum_topics/38341

Apparently it doesn't let me create the line imply licking -> tongue even after the line unimply licking -> tongue_out.

Error: Error: licking already implies tongue through another implication (create implication licking -> tongue)

So I guess we need to imply it only after the unimply is made.

EDIT: The bulk update request #4707 (forum #364366) has been approved by @slyroon.

Updated by auto moderator

Yeah, any request with swapping around implications/aliases needs to be done in 2 parts.

romanicyte2 said:
The bulk update request #4707 is active.

remove implication licking (141436) -> tongue_out (547520)
create implication licking_viewer (31) -> licking (141436)

Reason: https://e621.net/forum_topics/38341

Apparently it doesn't let me create the line imply licking -> tongue even after the line unimply licking -> tongue_out.
So I guess we need to imply it only after the unimply is made.

What are you trying to accomplish here? Licking implies tongue_out which implies tongue, it works as intended. This implication is unnecessary unless licking shouldn't be implied to tongue_out in the first place, but you have provided no argument against that.

wolfmanfur said:
What are you trying to accomplish here? Licking implies tongue_out which implies tongue, it works as intended. This implication is unnecessary unless licking shouldn't be implied to tongue_out in the first place, but you have provided no argument against that.

There's a thread linked which provides a reason.

wolfmanfur said:
What are you trying to accomplish here? Licking implies tongue_out which implies tongue, it works as intended. This implication is unnecessary unless licking shouldn't be implied to tongue_out in the first place, but you have provided no argument against that.

Here

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