Topic: Tag alias: goldshi -> gold_ship_(pretty_derby)

The tag alias #79504 goldshi -> gold_ship_(pretty_derby) is pending approval.

Reason: popular nickname for the character, maybe also could be goldshi_(umamusume) or something similar if it seems more suitable. Also the tag isn't registered yet.

scarlety said:
The tag alias #79504 goldshi -> gold_ship_(pretty_derby) is pending approval.

Reason: popular nickname for the character, maybe also could be goldshi_(umamusume) or something similar if it seems more suitable. Also the tag isn't registered yet.

i'm sorry, but would the right one be an alias or an implication? its my first time requesting this kind of thing so i'm really not sure about this

scarlety said:
i'm sorry, but would the right one be an alias or an implication? its my first time requesting this kind of thing so i'm really not sure about this

See e621:Tag Aliases and e621:Tag Implications.
Aliases are for permanently merging two tags together (e.g., girl is synonymous with female, so we alias girl away to female) while implications are for definitively linking related tags together (e.g., a cougar is a type of feline, so we imply cougar with feline).

scarlety said:
The tag alias #79504 goldshi -> gold_ship_(pretty_derby) is pending approval.

Reason: popular nickname for the character, maybe also could be goldshi_(umamusume) or something similar if it seems more suitable. Also the tag isn't registered yet.

Not sure if the tag was populated at the time when the alias request was made but going for neutral on this given that there are no post tagged under this at the moment.

_{Also, gold_ship_(pretty_derby) pops up as a suggestion when you type 'goldshi' in which makes the use of goldshi a bit redundant}

Changed to upvote, apparently it doesn't suggest gold_ship _(pretty_derby)

thegreatwolfgang said:
See e621:Tag Aliases and e621:Tag Implications.
Aliases are for permanently merging two tags together (e.g., girl is synonymous with female, so we alias girl away to female) while implications are for definitively linking related tags together (e.g., a cougar is a type of feline, so we imply cougar with feline).

I get it now, thanks!