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More simply, it's an alternate name for a tag (a literal alias).


 
Searching for an alias returns all results for the true tag name the alias is assigned to.


 
Searching for "[colgate":](/tags/colgate) takes you to the minuette tag because colgate is an alias of minuette. If you try to add the colgate tag to an image, the site replaces it with minuette.

More simply, it's an alternate name for a tag (a literal alias).

Searching for an alias returns all results for the true tag name the alias is assigned to.

Searching for "colgate":/tags/colgate takes you to the minute tag because colgate is an alias of minuette. If you try to add the colgate tag to an image, the site replaces it with minuette.

More simply, it's an alternate name for a tag (a literal alias).

Searching for an alias returns all results for the true tag name the alias is assigned to.

Searching for "colgate":/tags/colgate takes you to the minute tag because colgate is an alias of minuette.