Talk:Gallery Tagging

Notes

• furry and alien are not mutually exclusive.
• Creatures from pokemon are judged between animal, monster, and furry based on their level of anthropomorphization and animal attributes.
  • Very animalistic ones like ponyta and rapidash are generally animals (e.g. horses).
  • Humanoid-animals like pikachu and mewtwo are essentially always furry.
  • Very humanoid ones like gardevoir can be either monster or furry depending on how much they resemble a non-human creature.

Presence Notes

• The general 25% rule is a baseline used for the most common gallery (a ~20 page doujinshi). It does not scale up past that point nor is it ironclad. The general idea is that something tagged is easily found within the gallery and is of a satisfactory amount. Sequential images generally lower the burden to meet minimum presence.
  • The more fragmented non-sequential images are the less they count.
• Colophons without illustrations, blank pages, and credits do not count as part of a gallery's image count for presence purposes.
• A 4-or-less image gallery can have anything within it be tagged (although this is ill advised for [Ongoing] galleries since their validity may change once more images are added).
• For anthologies 4+ sequential images suffices for credited artists.
• For all but one of the Change tags only images involving the change itself are counted. For gender bender the duration of the individual being a different gender also qualifies (assuming sexual activity or non-h presence).
• Gallery-wide tags: Most category and language tags, anthology, artbook, full censorship, full color, girls only, guys only, mosaic censorship, non-nude, sample, story arc, tankoubon, themeless, uncensored.
  • 1 conflicting image is enough to nullify most of these tags. Omake/covers/credits/colophons can be ignored for technical tags like full color.
• Whilst the incest tag is 1-image only the accompanying family tags (e.g. mother) are not and thus do not necessarily qualify if the actual activities involving them is too low in presence.