The bulk update request #8903 has been rejected.

create alias sprite_art (284) -> pixel_(artwork) (13265)
create alias sprite_animation (48) -> pixel_animation (6008)

Reason: They appear to be used for the same thing. Don't know how to handle the Sprite tag though. Should there be a disambiguation tag?

EDIT: The bulk update request #8903 (forum #414300) has been rejected by @furrypickle.

Sprites aren't necessarily pixel art.
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Sprite_art and sprite definitely should be merged though.

sprite is another word for certain types of faeries and pixies, so I think a disambiguation is warranted. "Sprite" as art/animation, though, doesn't necessarily mean pixel art; it can, but more generally refers to rendered 2D objects. Most pre-3D games were made using sprites, regardless of resolution.

watsit said:
sprite is another word for certain types of faeries and pixies, so I think a disambiguation is warranted. "Sprite" as art/animation, though, doesn't necessarily mean pixel art; it can, but more generally refers to rendered 2D objects. Most pre-3D games were made using sprites, regardless of resolution.

Really the only mistags I saw were using it to refer to the soda. At most aliasing both sprite tags to sprite_(art) should be enough.

it's basically a wastebasket for the most ordinary pixel art, aliasing, and even anti-aliasing stuff that gives off the aura of being an asset used in the video games. i think aliasing all sprite tags to sprite (disambiguation) is a better choice.

regsmutt said:
Really the only mistags I saw were using it to refer to the soda. At most aliasing both sprite tags to sprite_(art) should be enough.

So, would that be sprite (drink), sprite (soda), sprite (beverage), or sprite (coca-cola)/sprite (coke)/sprite (brand)? Hehe, I was assuming the first but it appears to be the second one. It also makes sense to be a copyright tag as we include trademarks in that category.

The bulk update request #8903 (forum #414300) has been rejected by @furrypickle.