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Background Pony #5EE2
kaizokukushi = rougeleaderred
as evidenced in dA account name redirect
http://rougeleaderred.deviantart.com/?rnrd=87248
as evidenced in dA account name redirect
http://rougeleaderred.deviantart.com/?rnrd=87248
Wesley Foxx 
The Fluffiest
@Vree
(aside from the two featuring the Homestar Runner character of the same name)
(aside from the two featuring the Homestar Runner character of the same name)
Background Pony #E45E
Er… I think you aliased this instead of implying.
vulgar=homophobic slur???
vulgar=homophobic slur???
Neodyme
The foe tag for Fallout Equestria-related content seems superfluous, given the Fallout Equestria tag exists.
However, there also exists the /foe/ tag. Used the search results page because the tag page seems to incorrectly handle the forward slashes.
Perhaps one could alias “foe” to the latter (“/foe/”) and have it imply the former (“Fallout Equestria”)?
After I quickly remove “foe” from images where ”/foe/” would not be an applicable tag?
In practice, most seem to use “foe” as a shorthand for “Fallout Equestria”, so it could also be aliased to that, and have “/foe/” imply “Fallout Equestria” (imply, not alias).
(Possibly alias “foe:ph” to “Fallout Equestria:Project Horizons” as a shortcut?)
However, there also exists the /foe/ tag. Used the search results page because the tag page seems to incorrectly handle the forward slashes.
After I quickly remove “foe” from images where ”/foe/” would not be an applicable tag?
In practice, most seem to use “foe” as a shorthand for “Fallout Equestria”, so it could also be aliased to that, and have “/foe/” imply “Fallout Equestria” (imply, not alias).
(Possibly alias “foe:ph” to “Fallout Equestria:Project Horizons” as a shortcut?)
Background Pony #5EE2
food art = foodart
barbeque 
Not done (yet?):
@chinu
@chinu
He has a more canon name now thanks to the card game.
There is already an implication on this (which I didn’t set) as well as multiple aliases on magnum. Mostly a reminder to myself to do this one later.
@Background Pony #CE38
@Background Pony #CE38
Appears to be the second set of the card game thing. would probably be better off as an implication, but I wouldn’t be surprised if the card game tags as a whole could use some cleanup/aliases/etc
Note to myself that I left off at this post
Note to myself that I left off at this post
barbeque
The foe tag for Fallout Equestria-related content seems superfluous, given the Fallout Equestria tag exists.However, there also exists the /foe/ tag. Used the search results page because the tag page seems to incorrectly handle the forward slashes.Perhaps one could alias “foe” to the latter (“/foe/”) and have it imply the former (“Fallout Equestria”)?
After I quickly remove “foe” from images where ”/foe/” would not be an applicable tag?In practice, most seem to use “foe” as a shorthand for “Fallout Equestria”, so it could also be aliased to that, and have “/foe/” imply “Fallout Equestria” (imply, not alias).(Possibly alias “foe:ph” to “Fallout Equestria:Project Horizons” as a shortcut?)
Reminder because tags with slashes are doing funky again.
@somewhere
@somewhere
Does indeed appear to be the same artist, but not sure if it’s supposed to get merged or not?
CEO_Gladstone
@Background Pony #33F2
Same, but someone when uploading in the future could intend to type one then type the other and you still get two tags for the same thing.
Same, but someone when uploading in the future could intend to type one then type the other and you still get two tags for the same thing.
And Brother I Hurt People 
artist:quiltasticink -> artist:Quila-Quila
As you can see, this image by Quila Quila was drawn when her username was Quiltastic.
As you can see, this image by Quila Quila was drawn when her username was Quiltastic.
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