How does one tag impending or implied suicide? That's how I see this picture, since outright suicide has not yet occurred...

Just as a side note, he's not trying to kill himself.

@hungkok2007: Play Persona 3. You'll understand everything then.

I'd go with just plain suicide as a catch-all tag for "about to commit," "in the process of committing," and "has already committed" suicide.

But in any case, FeKa and sgc are right. If anyone's going to die here, it's whoever he's looking at.

"gun to head" is a good enough tag, I'd say.

A-haaaaa, thanks for the clarification.

So really, in this case, one should not bother adding an "evoker" tag since that's already understood in Persona...?

I'd say that's a distinction that would only matter to Persona fans. It would be alright with or without it; add it if you feel like it.

you probably should put an envoker tag, cause it's not an actual gun. it doesn't even work like one. so i'm really questioning the gun tags on this.

The thing is though--to people who haven't played persona and are looking for images of people with a gun to their head, this is an image they would want to find. Sure it's not technically a gun, but it looks like one and in this image you certainly can't tell that it's actually an evoker.

i assume it is one cause his shadow seems implying it is an evoker. cause it looks like his persona is about to come out. but you do make a valid point though about it not being common knowledge to everyone. but wouldn't mean we'd have to put the tag even more?

Oh, yeah you could add the Evoker tag, I was more arguing against removing the guns and gun to head tags. After all, tags are tools to assist searches first, and informative second.

Tag what you see. You see a gun (or something with the shape of a gun)=> add the gun tag.
Easy.

スラッシュ said:
Oh, yeah you could add the Evoker tag, I was more arguing against removing the guns and gun to head tags. After all, tags are tools to assist searches first, and informative second.

but in adding the tag wouldn't it sort of warrant the removal of them in the end though? cause they are conflicting things after all. it'll be like putting the rape tag along with the happy tag.

No, because you have to see it from the perspective of "would I want to find this page if I type in [tag]". I'd want to find this image if I typed in evoker, but also gun, so both are valid tags.