@Spidey: If naked_apron exists, breasts should not be added.

himeno_nanako said:
@Spidey: If naked_apron exists, breasts should not be added.

I think this is not true.

yrumddldluxduzrf said:
I think this is not true.

I'm too lazy to pay attention to you.
Please wait for the mod to explain it to you.

I started helping add tags only about a year ago.
I don't know if the usage of each tag is different from before.

yrumddldluxduzrf said:
I think this is not true.

Why? The "naked tag[s]" mentioned in the breasts wiki also infers the "naked_XXX" family of tags.

It might feel confusing about the vague definitions of leotard/bunny_girl back then (as there were contradictions), but not the same case this time. So, no modifications to the wiki going to to be made.

himeno_nanako said:
I'm too lazy to pay attention to you.
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Thanks, that part's actually nice.

moonian said:
Why? The "naked tag[s]" mentioned in the breasts wiki also infers the "naked_XXX" family of tags.

It might feel confusing about the vague definitions of leotard/bunny_girl back then (as there were contradictions), but not the same case this time. So, no modifications to the wiki going to to be made.

Search for "naked* -naked breasts". While there's obviously wrong uses too, this post and post #916933 are examples that call for breasts tag, in my opinion. Naked apron is a fetish costume. How does a person end up wearing one? That's a tickle for the imagination (maybe it's the garment of choice to drag out incoming humiliation or projected brazen tittilation). Breasts is a tag associated with a situation that could results from a quite different scenario (like a result of incoming momentary forceful action or wearer's invitation at the drop of a hat to do something). Hence different art connoisseurs would search for either of these tags with different tastes in mind.

That's my theory of tags by fetishes, which has been decided against--on quite a few occasions. So, I'm close but I'm not there yet, hence I wrote "I think this is not true" instead of "I think this is not true, which means it must be true".

Also, it's the same principle as erect_nipples being seen with naked together, far from always describing different bodies in the image.

yrumddldluxduzrf said:
Search for "naked* -naked breasts". While there's obviously wrong uses too, this post and post #916933 are examples that call for breasts tag, in my opinion. Naked apron is a fetish costume. How does a person end up wearing one? That's a tickle for the imagination (maybe it's the garment of choice to drag out incoming humiliation or projected brazen tittilation). Breasts is a tag associated with a situation that could results from a quite different scenario (like a result of incoming momentary forceful action or wearer's invitation at the drop of a hat to do something). Hence different art connoisseurs would search for either of these tags with different tastes in mind.

That's my theory of tags by fetishes, which has been decided against--on quite a few occasions. So, I'm close but I'm not there yet, hence I wrote "I think this is not true" instead of "I think this is not true, which means it must be true".

Also, it's the same principle as erect_nipples being seen with naked together, far from always describing different bodies in the image.

Thanks for pointing out Posts with wrong tagging (already removed the breasts tag in post #916933). And if you encounter something like this again, then please help remove the wrong tag(s), thank you.

moonian said:
Why? The "naked tag[s]" mentioned in the breasts wiki also infers the "naked_XXX" family of tags.

It might feel confusing about the vague definitions of leotard/bunny_girl back then (as there were contradictions), but not the same case this time. So, no modifications to the wiki going to to be made.

Please compare:

1. topless or naked tags
2. topless tag or naked tags
3. topless tag or naked tag

"1" can mean either of "2" or "3".

yrumddldluxduzrf said:
Please compare:

1. topless or naked tags
2. topless tag or naked tags
3. topless tag or naked tag

"1" can mean either of "2" or "3".

Not going to further argue with you about which is which here - please just follow what I've mentioned above in comment #222333 as the correct definition.