Pulled the "clock" tag out of the workshop.

84/1000 CLOCKS TAGGED

High five Beelz.

Also, question. We have a "gamma_kids" tag for the theoretical offspring of grimdorks/spacetime... Is there a tag of the alpha equivalent? (shotgun/portalship)?

EDIT: Wow, I'm dumb. I suppose "Englonde" qualifies for this.

There's "fanoffspring" too if you like that one.

Gamma_kids specifically applies to Ellinor's fanoffspring what-if shindig.

Based on discussion from post #136848 between L33o, NothingSpecial, and yours, does anyone object to a "dead" tag? It seems like a useful thing to flag as a potential trigger.

Would we have to add "dead" to the vast majority of "impalement" and "decapitated" images?

That'd seem to be the right idea. I see it as more of a supertag for all pictures depicting dead bodies, not just a catchall alternative for when tags like those two don't apply. This could be debated though.

Another question that comes to mind is, would we particularly care about tagging the deaths of nameless randos e.g. underlings as in post #120924, or would this really just be for established characters? I could go either way here.

I suppose we should use it as it used in comic, with proper characters - because, you know, that's what MSPA reader likely to associate with the line that includes only one word "dead".

I agree. I'm gonna try implementing "dead" and let's keep discussing in this thread when ambiguous cases show up.

Ambiguous like post #127781?

Doesn't seem like there's any case for "dead" there, they're obviously alive even if it's an image manip from a couple of dead poses.

I'm more concerned by ambiguities like stylized depictions of Dirk standing around with his head cut off, as in post #123010. Technically that should take "dead", but it just doesn't quite seem to jibe with the tag.

Anyone don't mind if I change chicksoupforthesol/cashtier's artist tag into their more universal moniker, zhen?

A great many of the dynastystuck-tagged images that are also tagged as "feudal_japan".

Now, the reason it's called "dynastystuck" is likely because it's named after Dynasty Warriors, a video game adaptation of Romance of the Three Kingdoms, one of the Four Great Novels of Chinese literature.

Although the tag is more about Chinese-styled fashions than a Three Kingdoms AU, it's still the wrong nation.

So I'm going to remove the "feudal_japan" tag out of those images. Because it's wrong.

Do we have a Dungeons and Dragons tag? I've been looking for it, and I seem to remember I saw art for that, but I cannot find it.

Where'd that term come from for tagging Quarters's gun as that? I've only seen it used around here.