implication sweat -> wet

BUR #46940 has been rejected.

create implication sweat -> wet

According to the wiki entry for wet, it

...does also include bodily fluids.

Sweat, in my view, is certainly a bodily fluid.

Popkornikus said:

BUR #46940 has been rejected.

create implication sweat -> wet

According to the wiki entry for wet, it

Sweat, in my view, is certainly a bodily fluid.

If this BUR went through then most of the wet tag (166k) would be sweat (609k).

Pretty sure most people searching wet aren't looking for post #9906493. There's maybe an argument for implying the very sweaty tag to wet, but not one I'd support or make.

Ylimegirl said:

Pretty sure most people searching wet aren't looking for post #9906493. There's maybe an argument for implying the very sweaty tag to wet, but not one I'd support or make.

post #9906493 shows only a single drop of sweat. As far as I know, there’s a separate tag for this: sweatdrop or small_sweatdrop. And as far as I understand, this does not imply sweat

I agree that horse shouldn't be sweat, but if we look at the example wiki image of post #7515500 this is sweat but not wet.

While there are probably overlap posts wet 8s largely girls who just got out of the shower or got caught in the rain not just hot on a summer day.

Popkornikus said:

post #9906493 shows only a single drop of sweat. As far as I know, there’s a separate tag for this: sweatdrop or small_sweatdrop. And as far as I understand, this does not imply sweat

The sweatdrop tags are a bit of a mess, and as-is a lot of posts you could argue should be in the sweatdrop or small sweatdrop tags are currently in the sweat tag, meaning you'd be getting a lot of even worse pollution to wet if this were to go through as-is.

See also: topic #26766

(also the bodily fluid exemption was definitely written to accommodate for things like blood or nsfw, not sweat.)

It is worth nothing that bodily fluids were excluded from wet until 2016 when the wiki was (potentially unilaterally) changed by Provence on one of his previous accounts: https://danbooru.donmai.us/wiki_page_versions/diff?thispage=183543&type=previous

Sweat and wet serve two different kinds of content that people want to see, and I'm not fond of the idea of merging the two of them together and polluting results to the point of rendering one of these tags too far gone to be useful anymore.

The bulk update request #46940 (forum #385086) has been rejected by @evazion.

Wet means soaking wet, not the tiniest bit wet.