Topic: Tag implication: dog_plushie -> plushie

Posted under Tag Alias and Implication Suggestions

I think this is reasonable, we can't just search dog plushie because plushies don't get a species tag.

We'll need to make sure it doesn't get out of hand by mirroring every single species with a *_plushie, but I think dog is fine.

faucet said:
I think this is reasonable, we can't just search dog plushie because plushies don't get a species tag.

Species-plushie tags are already the standard, at least according to the plushie wiki page.

Also this implication is just correct, since an image shouldn't be tagged dog_plushie if there's no plushie visible.

Watsit

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How many <species>_plushie tags should we expect? We don't tag dog_anthro or cat_feral, so it seems weird to give more specificity to plushies over living characters that people may be more interested in (before someone brings up humanoids, I remember there having been some complaints over the number of <animal>_humanoid tags too).

watsit said:
How many <species>_plushie tags should we expect? We don't tag dog_anthro or cat_feral, so it seems weird to give more specificity to plushies over living characters that people may be more interested in (before someone brings up humanoids, I remember there having been some complaints over the number of <animal>_humanoid tags too).

A nice middle ground might be to do larger taxonomy groups only e.g. canid/canine_plushie with some allowance for special cases (pony_plushie so non-mlp equine plushies are searchable). The difference between a husky, wolf, and coyote plushie are typically pretty... negligible outside of realistic plushes.

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