Topic: When anatomy is square, it's square anatomy

The bulk update request #13563 is pending approval.

create implication square_breasts (8) -> square_(anatomy) (1112)
create implication square_eyes (94) -> square_(anatomy) (1112)
create implication square_head (957) -> square_(anatomy) (1112)
create implication square_nipples (15) -> square_(anatomy) (1112)
create implication square_pupils (441) -> square_(anatomy) (1112)

Reason: Tagging an image as having a square head might be more intuitive to someone who doesn't know the square_(anatomy) tag exists. This should save some trouble there. Also, to have one without the other feels kind of wrong to me.

should we change 'square_(anatomy)' to 'square_anatomy?' Because the former looks like it refers to a body part called "square."

This feels more like an art style tag, more than an anatomy tag.

square_eyes also seems rather dubiously applied:
post #5823920 post #4983805 post #4287300 post #4571547
where they're very much rounded.

watsit said:
This feels more like an art style tag, more than an anatomy tag.

square_eyes also seems rather dubiously applied:
post #5823920 post #4983805 post #4287300 post #4571547
where they're very much rounded.

These are just mistagged square_pupils(/horizontal_pupils/diamond_pupils etc)

there, fixed (let me know if i missed some)

greycat8 said:
there, fixed (let me know if i missed some)

post #5096515 post #4983805 post #4287300 post #3842518 post #3195072 post #2984898

There's also some that are questionable:
post #4939706 post #3262669
these are a bit more rounded and/or trapezoidal, how square does it need to be to be considered "square"?

watsit said:

There's also some that are questionable:
post #4939706 post #3262669
these are a bit more rounded and/or trapezoidal, how square does it need to be to be considered "square"?

I wouldn't call either of those square. The one on the left looks like squinting and in the one on the right other than mistagged square/horizontal pupils I'm not seeing anything that jumps out as square about the eyes.