Implicating censor_bar → censored
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Reason:
Even if it's a small bar, it's still censored.
Updated by Rainbow Dash
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Implicating censor_bar → censored
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Even if it's a small bar, it's still censored.
Updated by Rainbow Dash
You can have a censor bar that's not actually covering anything, as a joke or some such.
That would not actually be censored.
Updated by anonymous
Good point, and looks like there's at least one image where that's the case. I guess we'll just have to tag censored manually.
Updated by anonymous
It happens.
Updated by anonymous
I would argue that it is impossible to show a censor bar without something being censored. That pony's hoof is being censored in Halite's picture.
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Wyvrn said:
I would argue that it is impossible to show a censor bar without something being censored. That pony's hoof is being censored in Halite's picture.
Lies!
Updated by anonymous
Would we still call it censored even if nothing is behind it? Like it's still acting as a censor even if it's over the air or do we want to reserve censor for when things are actually censored
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Rainbow_Dash said:
Would we still call it censored even if nothing is behind it? Like it's still acting as a censor even if it's over the air or do we want to reserve censor for when things are actually censored
The latter.
Updated by anonymous
Seconded. I think censored should only be tagged for images where something of interest has been censored.
For instance, I wouldn't call this censored:
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Go ahead and delete this implication. I didn't think of censor bar 'misuse' when I submitted it.
Updated by anonymous
I'd say censor_bar should be used whenever one is visible (obviously), but censored should only be used when it's a legitimate censoring (even in the case of the hilariously inadequate Japanese censoring).
Many people blacklist censored and we wouldn't want to be hiding anything with a censor_bar even if no censoring is actually taking place.
Therefore I believe that this implication is a bad idea.
Updated by anonymous
agreed
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