General Tag Discussion

What’s the difference between breast fondling, grope, breast grab?
 
Also is there a different tag for self grope, or is it just for some reason commonly untagged? If not, should it also implied one of the above?

The gay tag specifically states for “male on male” art. How does this pertain to images depicting a ménage à trois where both males are specifically penetrating a female?
 
>>2102152 (EXPLICIT) (This was a bad example. I totally didn’t notice the pony in the middle was a guy >.> )
 
Should this be tagged gay and straight? I just feel that people searching specifically for gay sex are not going to expect to see content where the two males aren’t, in fact, even touching.

@Damaged  
Yes, it gets both, and bisexual.

@LightningBolt  
Would it? If the men aren’t actually interacting with eachother then I don’t believe the gay tag would apply.  
If they were kissing eachother or something when both are penetrating her then it would apply. But they’re not interacting with eachother at all.

@Damaged  
It would honestly get the straight tag and only that, since the two males aren’t even doing anything with one another.

@Zeb  
I was tired and not paying attention.

Is this only “suggestive” because her bra strap is showing?  

@Dogman15  
Combination of that and someone being overzealous with the rating. Should be safe.

@TexasUberAlles  
I agree.

What’s the current policy on specifying OC’s author in OC tags?

@Barhandar  
I think it’s done if the OC’s name by itself would get confused with a common word (like Harmony) or with another OC of the same name (like Dragonfly). (At least, I wish it was done for Dragonfly. They’re both female changelings, but one is a quadruped from The Maretian and one is an anthro from who knows what.)

@Barhandar  
I think it’s mostly at the discretion of the artist or uploader.
 
The most sensible thing would only be to use it when the oc name is pretty crowded or belongs to a well known oc, like Milky Way, but I have seen it on ocs with only a few entries in that name or with zero notoriety to the name.

@Barhandar  
@Dogman15  
@Background Pony #D326  
Aren’t those “owner” tags? There was some discussion about them maybe a year ago and the decision was to delete them.

@Barhandar  
@Dogman15  
@Background Pony #D326  
@JP  
Sometimes if there’s two separate OCs with the same name, and it’s felt there needs to be something to differentiate the two, then a name is tacked on.  
It depends on the situation.  
If it’s just someone wanting to point out “This oc is mine” then usually the OC tag description thread is the way to go.

I don’t really see a problem with people making their OC tag something like Paige Turner (Cheezedoodle). They can’t come along and say “this OC name is mine, stop using it” though.
 
HOWEVER if it looks like someone is using an OC tag to harass someone or spam the tag it may be actionable.

@MadVillain  
Dunno what happened in that episode myself. But no. They should not be unless it’s a VERY close resemblance to the events of the episode.

@cheezedoodle  
That’s honestly both a good idea as a good compromise on it too, since it would prevent people from having to sift through OCs that share the name for a character they’re looking for (ie Primrose).

So, do I nuke the tag oc belongs to starchildtm and potentially other similar tags?

@Background Pony #A8E1  
Yes.

I’ve noticed a number of pictures where a mod has added cameltoe (correctly), but the rating hasn’t been upgraded to questionable. According to the tag description, cameltoe is never less than questionable. Is this just an oversight, or has the policy changed?

@PlotHole  
I think the policy changed recently.

@PlotHole  
Somebody decided that easy, clear-cut guidelines were boring.

@PlotHole  
I’ve never head of any policy change regarding Cameltoe. As far as I know it’s still Questionable and above.

@Zeb  
Unless it’s an actual camel’s toe.