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Radiosity
over 15 years ago
Who romanized this game's tag I wonder....

Furansu = France. Someone feel like a mass tag edit? I'm too lazy to do them individually ;p
van
over 15 years ago
No need to do them individually, use "Apply tag script" from the Mode drop-down.
Radiosity
over 15 years ago
Uh... ok, I don't generally do anything other than basic tagging so telling me to do something like that isn't likely to help me as I have no clue what you mean ;p

Upon looking around, I see no 'mode dropdown' anywhere, so I couldn't do it even if I wanted to.
van
over 15 years ago
Sorry, I was pretty vague. On http://moe.imouto.org/post underneath the search box is the "Mode" drop-down list. Select "Apply tag script" and a box appears at the upper right of the browser window. See http://moe.imouto.org/help/tag_scripts on how to add and remove tags. Then click on the thumbnails of the images you want to apply the tag script to. Alternatively, to select multiple images in one go, click and drag over their thumbnails.
Radiosity
over 15 years ago
Oh, that mode dropdown. I thought you meant on the actual post itself, hence confusion. Nifty feature, will try and remember to use it next time I see a tag that needs mass editing :)