That’s intentional and been the case for about a year now; people keep going on featured images and having a shitfit about “I SPOILERED GAY AND NOW THE SITE IS CONSTANTLY REMINDING ME YOU FEATURED A GAY IMAGE?!”. After years of that shit it was honestly just easier to force hide it for those people than expect them to ever fully hide the tag (not like plenty of those sort don’t filter it in any ways and still feel a need to whine about it).
I can’t seem to make comments on images, but can still post in forums board.
What tags do you watch?
What tags do you watch?Way too many/embarassing to list, tbh, and I’ve got several in complex watches going as well.
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On that particular image I have Maud and Starlight, as well as two complex lines of Vinyl Scratch and Sunset Shimmer combined with Anthro.
sunset shimmer, anthro
vinyl scratch, anthro
lyra heartstrings, anthro
lyra heartstrings, swimsuit
octavia melody, anthro
tempest shadow, anthro
tempest shadow, anthro
, a quick search shows the tag setup sunset shimmer, vinyl scratch, lyra heartstrings, octavia melody, anthro, swimsuit
returns only that one exact image. In other words, what it’s actually doing is reading the entire complex watch setup as a search string and returning which string matches the closest, and assuming my:watched is that string. In my case, the code assumes my:watched
to be equivalent to sunset shimmer, vinyl scratch, lyra heartstrings, octavia melody, anthro, swimsuit
. It could be reading the complex filter as a single line or somehow mixing up AND and OR.lyra heartstrings, swimsuit
should result in it selecting from the following pool of 9 images: My complex watchlist is:sunset shimmer, anthro
vinyl scratch, anthro
lyra heartstrings, anthro
lyra heartstrings, swimsuit
octavia melody, anthro
tempest shadow, anthro
(sunset shimmer OR vinyl scratch OR lyra heartstrings OR octavia melody OR tempest shadow), anthro
lyra heartstrings, swimsuit
Note that it’ll also be affected by any disjunctions in any search string you input, with more of them matching = higher score = more likely to be first.
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