General Tag Discussion

@Background Pony #018B  
No link?

@LightningBolt  
Stallion faucet

@Background Pony #018B  
This should work better:  
sky’s endless stallion faucet
 
[EDIT]
 
Wait, I see it’s unecersary now. My bad XD.

Can someone explain these tags?  

@saby  
To my knowledge with the NMD tag, nacknin the early days of Derpibooru a user kept on spamming this image of NMM.  

 
Edit: Examples  
 

@saby  
“Technical advanced” appears to be for artwork that is very advanced on a technical/art studies level.

Could mosaic censoring imply “censored”?  
I know it’s a small tag but I created it mostly to help taggers not use “mosaic” when they just mean the style of censoring.

@saby  
I believe it should, yes.

@saby  

 
Professional-quality on the level of a sci-fi/fantasy novel cover, album cover, video game cover, etc.
 
There were a couple of pics tagged with it a long time ago that clearly the tagger thought the tag meant sci-fi technology, so I fixed those.
 
Aliased mosaic censoring to mosaic censor to be consistent with other censor tags, added a description, example, and implication, and cleaned up the pixelated tag which had a lot of mosaic censor pics and a lot of pixel art pics.

Do we have a tag for ocs that are zebra/bat pony hybrids?  
(I know that Hybrid would probably work, but I was looking for a more specific tag)

@ice1517  
I swear there is.

@LightningBolt  
I think I saw it once but I forgot the name.

@ice1517  
A zebra crossed with a bat pony?
 
I don’t know that a tag already exists, searching whatever I could think of to find such a thing is yielding nothing. Well, if no pre-existing tags can be found, might I suggest bat zony as a possibility?

Would handmade figurines count as traditional art? Because this person has been tagging these figurines as such.  

@StrangeGirl  
Well yeah, sculpting is an ancient medium of art. Casting is a bit less ancient but has existed for centuries too.

@StrangeGirl  
Even if someone has bad opinions about whether cast figures count as traditional art, every one of Krowzivitch’s figures are painted by hand and airbrush, and have individually-sculpted features and accessories. Taking the traditional art tag off of them would be tag vandalism, so, uh… don’t do that, please.

@StrangeGirl
 
@saby  
This is incorrect. The traditional art tag is for 2d images. See the description.
 
Custom is used for figures/toys that are customized versions of existing toys, however these look wholly sculpted, in which case they should be tagged sculpture and craft which is the tag covering just about all physical object creations.
 
 
@TexasUberAlles  
This isn’t some worthiness qualifier. The tag is for 2d images. Craft is for toys/jeweley/sculpture regardless of media.
 
Edit: guess plushes just get their own tag.

Is there a tag for images where the sun is ambiguously on the horizon? I don’t feel comfortable with tagging “sunrise” or “sunset” when I don’t know the artist’s intent.

@Litrojia  
“twilight”?

@saby  
twilight (astronomy)

I’m trying to imagine going to the Galleria dell’Accademia in Florence, walking up to David, giving it a critical look, and announcing, “Meh, that’s not art–it’s craft.”

The tag one hoof raised (just under 200 images) seems to be redundant with raised hoof (which is on over 2000 images). Alias?

@cheezedoodle  
The tag is for 2d images  
That’s a ridiculous and counterintuitive distinction; “traditional” means “traditional”, not “two dimensional”, if you’re going to insist on applying like that then you should just make a 2d traditional art and leave the existing tag alone. Nothing in the tag description for traditional art even mentions 2d, while it does mention acrylic, which is what Krowzivitch uses to paint her figures; they should have both traditional art and craft.

@TexasUberAlles