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Why not just do a search for “safe, butt”?

@Dogman15  
@Joey
 
I discussed it with Derpibooru’s lead meme expert and another mod who is well-versed in meme sciences, and they recommended aliasing “firin mah lazor” into “shoop da whoop”, so that’s what we did.
 
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@DragonWraith  
Kinda pointless when they both have only one image each. If a tag becomes widely used, then an implication can be added as necessary.
 
@DragonWraith  
Done
 
@Dogman15  
I’ll ask about this. We have a few meme experts on staff, so they’ll know better than I would on that topic.

@hurk
 
It wouldn’t matter. The law says if it looks too human and too young, then it’s not good, so the image has to be removed.

Vree does not have the ability to delete images from this site.
 
One of Jon’s recent images (and a few variants of it) was removed due to Rule #5.2, as the image was sexual in nature and the age of the characters being questionable. We hate deleting images, but the site is based in a country where the laws are a bit strict on that topic, so it’s always better safe than sorry, unfortunately.
 
But no, we’re not deleting his artwork. It was just one image in particular, due to reasons a bit beyond our control.

You can add artist tags to your watch list - this is nothing new at all, and has been a feature for as long as I can remember.
 
There’s just been a lot of demand for artists to be able to know how many people watch their tags, so a count was added that’s visible to the artist only as to how many people watch their tag. A actual list of who watches the tag probably will never happen though, due to privacy reasons.

@DanielTepesKraus  
This doesn’t say Florida, but I wouldn’t be surprised either:
 

@DanielTepesKraus  

@Jarkes  
I disagree

EmberSpike wins, all other names have been aliased into that.
 
@Solitude  
What was the name she was called in the episode?
 
@Solitude  
@DragonWraith  
Done

It seems the bulk of the votes are for EmberSpike, so the other ship names have been aliased into that.

@Dogman15  
Done
 
 
@Dogman15  
It seems shoop da whoop is the face, with or with the laser, so it’s not entirely a match to imply/alias them.

@SquiggyBomb  
Your avatar appears as an animated gif for me

@The Green Meanie  
>Accusing me of not doing research  
>Has no idea best background pony is a pegasus
 
>>808352 (porn-ish)

@liamwhite1  

 
How about just adding it to the profile page, where it’s just another stat on the tags themselves:
 

 
_{(inb4 comment about light theme)}
 
@liamwhite1  

 
I am!

@InLucidReverie  
Seconded!
 
Though I’d prefer it just private info for the “owner” of that tag, instead of public knowledge.

Vote for Joey! Because I’m the only mod shitposting here who actually has a pony avatar!

Disclaimer: I am OP. I anon posted by accident

@Rainboom Dash  
I looked up that name before replying, and it said that the name has been used on multiple pieces of Berry Punch merchandise. If it’s legitimately used only for unicorn berry punch in merchandise, then it can be removed

@SuperSupermario24  
Easier said than done due to tag implications. If you tag an image as TwiDash, then the system automatically tags it as “lesbian, rainbow dash, shipping, twilight sparkle” as well. Plus if there is no TwiDash shipping in the image, I feel it’s not appropriate for that tag to apply.
 
 
@DanielTepesKraus  
I’d have to disagree with this. The entire idea behind tagging is that if you want to see pictures of Minuette, then you should only have to type “Minuette”, and then only see pictures that contain Minuette.
 
I don’t feel that it would be reasonable to tell people “Oh, if you want to only see pictures that contain Twilight, then you have to exclude ~~offspring”. That would set a bad precedent, that can only expand from there.
 
For example, what if someone starts tagging all screencaps of Tara Strong’s Twitter account as Twilight Sparkle, since Tara is arguably Twilight? The same logic applies since it’s related to Twilight, but Twilight isn’t in the picture. And then people wanting to search for pictures that contain Twilight Sparkle would need to search for “twilight sparkle, -offspring, -tara strong, -twitter”. Plus as @SuperSupermario24 said ~~ that will end up hiding images that legit contain Twilight Sparkle.
 
Most importantly though, which is the exception? I would imagine there’s a magnitude of people who are interested in pictures of Pinkie Pie than there are of some made up offspring OC of hers. So why should the majority have to be inconvenienced and start negating tags in their searches?
 
I think an overall better solution would be to use the “Implied <x>” tags. for example, a picture of an OC that the artist purports to be Twilight and Rainbow’s child, but doesn’t feature those characters in there, would be better tagged as “implied twilight sparkle, implied rainbow dash, implied twidash”. That’s contextually a lot more accurate, and doesn’t cause oc-only images to appear in searches that they don’t belong in.

@Kappe  
I’m not trying to be smart or rude or anything. I’m just lazy as hell and don’t want to go searching for posts made sometime in the past. I’ll ask the other mods about this and see what their opinions are.
 
@Rainboom Dash  
She has multiple canon names, so usually we just imply each name to one another in those situations.
 
 
@tvc  
Done.

@CodeLuxor  
@Solitude  
Done
 
@Yoshimon1  
There aren’t any images tagged under “artist:misspiesmonsters” - I can’t alias tags that don’t exist :P
 
I would imagine anyway that most people would realize that’s the name of the blog, not the artist. There’s usually not too much confusion about artist tags when it comes to such blogs.