So, someone explain how this makes sense.

We have a tag for "muzzled"(good).
The tag "muzzle" is aliased to it(ok).
We then have a tag "muzzle_(object)" that is implied by the "muzzled" tag(what?).

Either:

A. Muzzle should be the tag, not muzzle_(object) because there was no need to add the (object) part.

Or

B. Muzzle_(object) should not be implied by muzzled because muzzling can happen by non muzzle objects.

Or

C. We don't need both tags Muzzle_(object) should just be aliased to muzzled.

If you're muzzled, then logically you're wearing a muzzle_(object). Your name could also be Muzzle, in which case having that tag represent the thing on your face could get pretty confusing. I'd check all images tagged with muzzle to make sure there isn't a character named Muzzle in one, that someone didn't tag as a character because they didn't know how.

Rocket_Corgi said:
If you're muzzled, then logically you're wearing a muzzle_(object). Your name could also be Muzzle, in which case having that tag represent the thing on your face could get pretty confusing. I'd check all images tagged with muzzle to make sure there isn't a character named Muzzle in one, that someone didn't tag as a character because they didn't know how.

The muzzle tag is aliased to muzzled.
So, no characters tagged Muzzle because the tag essentially doesn't exist.
That's part of my point.

Edit: As for the being muzzled means wearing a muzzle, you can be muzzled by something other than a muzzle, i.e. duct tape, cloth, etc.

Hammie said:
Edit: As for the being muzzled means wearing a muzzle, you can be muzzled by something other than a muzzle, i.e. duct tape, cloth, etc.

Imo, that's not being muzzled then, that's being bound. Muzzled should mean 'wearing a muzzle'.

Rocket_Corgi said:
Imo, that's not being muzzled then, that's being bound. Muzzled should mean 'wearing a muzzle'.

But if it's the mouth of an animal specifically being bound, it's being muzzled.