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I appreciate the replies to my post; I'm shocked that this is the first time I've seen a commissioner tag before, given the feedback. I'm still getting used to the details of tagging. I think this is an instance where a separate colour could benefit distinction (or the same blue as artists and editors).

I have a new question, though. I've just found the `2022` tag, and I'm a little confused as to its purpose. Given its size (263), it can't be applied to all art drawn in 2022, yet only a handful directly refer to 2022 in the art. I assume that it's only valid for the latter, but people seem to be using it to archive their uploads by period.

Secondly I'd like to restate my interest in a "meme" designator, to clearly define specific templates. For example, the `hnnng` tag is used by people to express their feeling about the art, not just art of the implied meme; art OF the meme should be tagged as `meme:hnnng`. Similarly, there is a `the` tag, which the meaning of is very unclear without a `meme:the` quantifier. There are plenty of other memes that are easily mixed with expressions or words, making meme-specific art hard to track, while also showing context to a meme that viewers might otherwise not know is one.

In a similar vein, I think ships need a quantifier too, as the words they make can be quite confusing, especially between OCs. If not applying a `ship:` prefix, then enforcing an identifiable symbol like `applexdash` `apple/dash` might work too.

Update:
I've just discovered another problem. `rpg` supposedly exists for "role playing game", but I'm seeing images for "rocket propelled grenade". I suggest changing `rpg` to the full version, while also aliasing `rpg-7` into `rocket launcher`, to allow that to come up while tagging. (eg. >>2799383)

I appreciate the replies to my post; I'm shocked that this is the first time I've seen a commissioner tag before, given the feedback. I'm still getting used to the details of tagging. I think this is an instance where a separate colour could benefit distinction (or the same blue as artists and editors).

I have a new question, though. I've just found the `2022` tag, and I'm a little confused as to its purpose. Given its size (263), it can't be applied to all art drawn in 2022, yet only a handful directly refer to 2022 in the art. I assume that it's only valid for the latter, but people seem to be using it to archive their uploads by period.

Secondly I'd like to restate my interest in a "meme" designator, to clearly define specific templates. For example, the `hnnng` tag is used by people to express their feeling about the art, not just art of the implied meme; art OF the meme should be tagged as `meme:hnnng`. Similarly, there is a `the` tag, which the meaning of is very unclear without a `meme:the` quantifier. There are plenty of other memes that are easily mixed with expressions or words, making meme-specific art hard to track, while also showing context to a meme that viewers might otherwise not know is one.

In a similar vein, I think ships need a quantifier too, as the words they make can be quite confusing, especially between OCs. If not applying a `ship:` prefix, then enforcing an identifiable symbol like `applexdash` `apple/dash` might work too.

Update:
I've just discovered another problem. `rpg` supposedly exists for "role playing game", but I'm seeing images for "rocket propelled grenade". I suggest changing `rpg` to the full version, while also aliasing `rpg-7` into `rocket launcher`, to allow that to come up while tagging.

I appreciate the replies to my post; I'm shocked that this is the first time I've seen a commissioner tag before, given the feedback. I'm still getting used to the details of tagging. I think this is an instance where a separate colour could benefit distinction (or the same blue as artists and editors).

I have a new question, though. I've just found the `2022` tag, and I'm a little confused as to its purpose. Given its size (263), it can't be applied to all art drawn in 2022, yet only a handful directly refer to 2022 in the art. I assume that it's only valid for the latter, but people seem to be using it to archive their uploads by period.

Secondly I'd like to restate my interest in a "meme" designator, to clearly define specific templates. For example, the `hnnng` tag is used by people to express their feeling about the art, not just art of the implied meme; art OF the meme should be tagged as `meme:hnnng`. Similarly, there is a `the` tag, which the meaning of is very unclear without a `meme:the` quantifier. There are plenty of other memes that are easily mixed with expressions or words, making meme-specific art hard to track, while also showing context to a meme that viewers might otherwise not know is one.

In a similar vein, I think ships need a quantifier too, as the words they make can be quite confusing, especially between OCs. If not applying a `ship:` prefix, then enforcing an identifiable symbol like `applexdash` `apple/dash` might work too.

Update:
I've just discovered another problem. `rpg` supposedly exists for "role playing game", but I'm seeing images for "rocket propelled grenade". I suggest changing `rpg` to the full version, while also aliasing `rpg-7` into `rocket launcher` to allow that to come up while tagging.

I appreciate the replies to my post; I'm shocked that this is the first time I've seen a commissioner tag before, given the feedback. I'm still getting used to the details of tagging. I think this is an instance where a separate colour could benefit distinction (or the same blue as artists and editors).

I have a new question, though. I've just found the `2022` tag, and I'm a little confused as to its purpose. Given its size (263), it can't be applied to all art drawn in 2022, yet only a handful directly refer to 2022 in the art. I assume that it's only valid for the latter, but people seem to be using it to archive their uploads by period.

Secondly I'd like to restate my interest in a "meme" designator, to clearly define specific templates. For example, the `hnnng` tag is used by people to express their feeling about the art, not just art of the implied meme; art OF the meme should be tagged as `meme:hnnng`. Similarly, there is a `the` tag, which the meaning of is very unclear without a `meme:the` quantifier. There are plenty of other memes that are easily mixed with expressions or words, making meme-specific art hard to track, while also showing context to a meme that viewers might otherwise not know is one.

In a similar vein, I think ships need a quantifier too, as the words they make can be quite confusing, especially between OCs. If not applying a `ship:` prefix, then enforcing an identifiable symbol like `applexdash` `apple/dash` might work too.

I appreciate the replies to my post; I'm shocked that this is the first time I've seen a commissioner tag before, given the feedback. I'm still getting used to the details of tagging. I think this is an instance where a separate colour could benefit distinction (or the same blue as artists and editors).

I have a new question, though. I've just found the `2022` tag, and I'm a little confused as to its purpose. Given its size (263), it can't be applied to all art drawn in 2022, yet only a handful directly refer to 2022 in the art. I assume that it's only valid for the latter, but people seem to be using it to archive their uploads by period.

Secondly I'd like to restate my interest in a "meme" designator, to clearly define specific templates. For example, the `Hhnnng` tag is used by people to express their feeling about the art, not just art of the implied meme; art OF the meme should be tagged as `meme:Hhnnng`. Similarly, there is a `the` tag, which the meaning of is very unclear without a `meme:the` quantifier. There are plenty of other memes that are easily mixed with expressions or words, making meme-specific art hard to track, while also showing context to a meme that viewers might otherwise not know is one.

In a similar vein, I think ships need a quantifier too, as the words they make can be quite confusing, especially between OCs. If not applying a `ship:` prefix, then enforcing an identifiable symbol `applexdash` `apple/dash` might work too.

I appreciate the replies to my post; I'm shocked that this is the first time I've seen a commissioner tag before, given the feedback. I'm still getting used to the details of tagging. I think this is an instance where a separate colour could benefit distinction (or the same blue as artists and editors).

I have a new question, though. I've just found the `2022` tag, and I'm a little confused as to its purpose. Given its size (263), it can't be applied to all art drawn in 2022, yet only a handful directly refer to 2022 in the art. I assume that it's only valid for the latter, but people seem to be using it to archive their uploads by period.

Secondly I'd like to restate my interest in a "meme" designator, to clearly define specific templates. For example, the `Hnnng` tag is used by people to express their feeling about the art, not just art of the implied meme; art OF the meme should be tagged as `meme:Hnnng`. Similarly, there is a `the` tag, which the meaning of is very unclear without a `meme:the` quantifier. There are plenty of other memes that are easily mixed with expressions or words, making meme-specific art hard to track, while also showing context to a meme that viewers might otherwise not know is one.

In a similar vein, I think ships need a quantifier too, as the words they make can be quite confusing, especially between OCs. If not applying a `ship:` prefix, then enforcing amn identifiable symbol `applexdash` `apple/dash` might work too.

I appreciate the replies to my post; I'm shocked that this is the first time I've seen a commissioner tag before, given the feedback. I'm still getting used to the details of tagging. I think this is an instance where a separate colour could benefit distinction (or the same blue as artists and editors).

I have a new question, though. I've just found the `2022` tag, and I'm a little confused as to its purpose. Given its size (263), it can't be applied to all art drawn in 2022, yet only a handful directly refer to 2022 in the art. I assume that it's only valid for the latter, but people seem to be using it to archive their uploads by period.

Secondly I'd like to restate my interest in a "meme" designator, to clearly define specific templates. For example, the `Hnnng` tag is used by people to express their feeling about the art, not just art of the implied meme; art OF the meme should be tagged as `meme:Hnnng`. Similarly, there is a `the` tag, which the meaning of is very unclear without a `meme:the` quantifier. There are plenty of other memes that are easily mixed with expressions or words, making meme-specific art hard to track, while also showing context to a meme that viewers might otherwise not know is one.

In a similar vein, I think ships need a quantifier too, as the words they make can be quite confusing, especially between OCs. If not applying a `ship:` prefix, then enforcing am identifiable symbol `applexdash` `apple/dash` might work too.

I appreciate the replies to my post; I'm shocked that this is the first time I've seen a commissioner tag before, given the feedback. I'm still getting used to the details of tagging. I think this is an instance where a separate colour could benefit distinction (or the same blue as artists and editors).

I have a new question, though. I've just found the `2022` tag, and I'm a little confused as to its purpose. Given its size (263), it can't be applied to all art drawn in 2022, yet only a handful directly refer to 2022 in the art. I assume that it's only valid for the latter, but people seem to be using it to archive their uploads by period.

Secondly I'd like to restate my interest in a "meme" designator, to clearly define specific templates. For example, the `Hnnng` tag is used by people to express their feeling about the art, not just art of the implied meme; art OF the meme should be tagged as `meme:Hnnng`. Similarly, there is a `the` tag, twhaich t'she meaning of is very unclear without a `meme:the` quantifier. There are plenty of other memes that are easily mixed with expressions or words, making meme-specific art hard to track, while also showing context to a meme that viewers might otherwise not know is one.

In a similar vein, I think ships need a quantifier too, as the words they make can be quite confusing, especially between OCs. If not applying a `ship:` prefix, then enforcing a symbol `applexdash` `apple/dash` might work too.

I appreciate the replies to my post; I'm shocked that this is the first time I've seen a commissioner tag before, given the feedback. I'm still getting used to the details of tagging. I think this is an instance where a separate colour could benefit distinction (or the same blue as artists and editors).

I have a new question, though. I've just found the `2022` tag, and I'm a little confused as to its purpose. Given its size (263), it can't be applied to all art drawn in 2022, yet only a handful directly refer to 2022 in the art. I assume that it's only valid for the latter, but people seem to be using it to archive their uploads by period.

Secondly I'd like to restate my interest in a "meme" designator, to clearly define specific templates. For example, the `Hnnng` tag is used by people to express atheir feeling about the art, not just art of the implied meme; art OF the meme should be tagged as `meme:Hnnng`. Similarly, there is a `the` tag, that's meaning is very unclear without a `meme:the` quantifier. There are plenty of other memes that are easily mixed with expressions or words, making meme-specific art hard to track, while also showing context to a meme that viewers might otherwise not know is one.

In a similar vein, I think ships need a quantifier too, as the words they make can be quite confusing, especially between OCs. If not applying a `ship:` prefix, then enforcing a symbol `applexdash` `apple/dash` might work too.

I appreciate the replies to my post; I'm shocked that this is the first time I've seen a commissioner tag before, given the feedback. I'm still getting used to the details of tagging. I think this is an instance where a separate colour could benefit distinction (or the same blue as artists and editors).

I have a new question, though. I've just found the `2022` tag, and I'm a little confused as to its purpose. Given its size, (263), it can't be applied to all art drawn in 2022, yet only a handful directly refer to 2022 in the art. I assume that it's only valid for the latter, but people seem to be using it to archive their uploads by period.

Secondly I'd like to restate my interest in a "meme" designator, to clearly define specific templates. For example, the `Hnnng` tag is used by people to express a feeling about the art, not just art of the implied meme; art OF the meme should be tagged as `meme:Hnnng`. Similarly, there is a `the` tag, that's meaning is very unclear without a `meme:the` quantifier. There are plenty of other memes that are easily mixed with expressions or words, making meme-specific art hard to track, while also showing context to a meme that viewers might otherwise not know is one.

In a similar vein, I think ships need a quantifier too, as the words they make can be quite confusing, especially between OCs. If not applying a `ship:` prefix, then enforcing a symbol `applexdash` `apple/dash` might work too.

I appreciate the replies to my post; I'm shocked that this is the first time I've seen a commissioner tag before, given the feedback. I'm still getting used to the details of tagging. I think this is an instance where a separate colour could benefit distinction (or the same blue as artists and editors).

I have a new question, though. I've just found the `2022` tag, and I'm a little confused as to its purpose. Given its size, 263, it can't be applied to all art drawn in 2022, yet only a handful directly refer to 2022 in the art. I assume that it's only valid for the latter, but people seem to be using it to archive their uploads by period.

Secondly I'd like to restate my interest in a "meme" designator, to clearly define specific templates. For example, the `Hnnng` tag is used by people to express a feeling about the art, not just art of the implied meme; art OF the meme should be tagged as `meme:Hnnng`. Similarly, there is a `the` tag, that's meaning is very unclear without a `meme:the` quantifier. There are plenty of other memes that are easily mixed with expressions or words, making meme-specific art hard to track, while also showing context to a meme that viewers might otherwise not know is one.

In a similar vein, I think ships need a quantifier too, as the words they make can be quite confusing, especially between OCs. If not applying a `ship:` prefix, then enforcing a symbol `applexdash` `apple/dash` might work too.