sailor senshi implications

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BUR #45569 has been rejected.

create implication sailor_moon -> tsukino_usagi
create implication sailor_mars -> hino_rei
create implication sailor_jupiter -> kino_makoto
create implication sailor_saturn -> tomoe_hotaru
create implication sailor_venus -> aino_minako
create implication sailor_chibi_moon -> chibi_usa
create implication sailor_mercury -> mizuno_ami
create implication sailor_neptune -> kaiou_michiru
create implication sailor_uranus -> ten'ou_haruka
create implication sailor_v -> aino_minako

The sailor forms of the sailor_senshi imply the civilian names of the characters. Not all posts of Tsukino_Usagi are of Sailor_Moon but all sailor_moon posts are of Tsukino_Usagi. If this doesn't make sense let me know it's just something I was thinking about considering most posts have both tags.

speardovich said:

implying magical girl forms to civilian forms is a pretty controversial consistent topic here, fwict it's primarily due to the existence of magical girl cosplay posts that people likely wouldn't wanna see in the tag for the civilian form

That doesn't make any sense why would that matter.

I still don't understand this reasoning that cosplay posts of magical girl forms will pollute civilian tags, if you're okay with seeing other characters cosplaying Sailor Moon when searching for Sailor Moon posts, why wouldn't you be okay with seeing them alongside all the other Sailor Moon posts when searching for Tsukino Usagi? Sounds like you should be arguing for character_(cosplay) posts to stop automatically implying their respective characters instead.

nyom said:

I still don't understand this reasoning that cosplay posts of magical girl forms will pollute civilian tags, if you're okay with seeing other characters cosplaying Sailor Moon when searching for Sailor Moon posts, why wouldn't you be okay with seeing them alongside all the other Sailor Moon posts when searching for Tsukino Usagi? Sounds like you should be arguing for character_(cosplay) posts to stop automatically implying their respective characters instead.

I don't ether.

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