Topic: Tag Implication: on_shoulders -> upside_down

Implicating on_shoulders → upside_down
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We have a separate tag for sitting on shoulders, yeah? (On mobile so kinda using my own post to check.) Or would we use sitting on_shoulders for that? (Results say no, where are those posts going? It's too early for me to remember pose names. D:)

Kida said:
We have a separate tag for sitting on shoulders, yeah? (On mobile so kinda using my own post to check.) Or would we use sitting on_shoulders for that? (Results say no, where are those posts going? It's too early for me to remember pose names. D:)

This is a completely different tag with no connection. Sadly it's ard to think of a better name.

Kida said:
We have a separate tag for sitting on shoulders, yeah? (On mobile so kinda using my own post to check.) Or would we use sitting on_shoulders for that? (Results say no, where are those posts going? It's too early for me to remember pose names. D:)

On_shoulder

It's really underused though, but at least in use.

Very similar to on_shoulders too, so if that gets an implication that permanently makes it something about someone's shoulders touching the ground, maybe we should alias on_shoulder to sitting_on_shoulder. Like, to help get rid of any vagueness.

Jugofthat said:
On_shoulder

It's really underused though, but at least in use.

Very similar to on_shoulders too, so if that gets an implication that permanently makes it something about someone's shoulders touching the ground, maybe we should alias on_shoulder to sitting_on_shoulder. Like, to help get rid of any vagueness.

On_shoulder is the "shoulder parrot" type of stuff I'd completely forgotten that!). As I said in the oither thread, the tag is (as far as I can tell) actually piggyback.

Jugofthat said:
On_shoulder

It's really underused though, but at least in use.

Very similar to on_shoulders too, so if that gets an implication that permanently makes it something about someone's shoulders touching the ground, maybe we should alias on_shoulder to sitting_on_shoulder. To get rid of any vagueness, you know?

Oh wow yeah, they're really similar.. Maybe just do a replacement job from on_shoulder to sitting_on_shoulder and alias on_shoulder to the plural version since they're so similar. Can put a note on the on shoulders and sitting on shoulder wiki pages that they're not to be confused with one another as well.

Denied since it isn't getting used for this meaning

Hrm. I must've missed this thread when it came up.

Those used to be tagged consistently, the last time I checked. On_shoulder for characters who are sitting on one shoulder, and on_shoulders for ones who are on both.

Piggyback, on the other hand, was for characters who are being carried on the back instead of on shoulders. Kind of like on_back, except we use that tag for 'lying_on_back'. The whole on_* group is inconsistently named...

Anyway, all three could be implicated to carrying. On_shoulder(s) could be renamed to sitting_on_shoulder(s), to make the usage more obvious.