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| Monday May 15 10:43:03 2017 Re: Tags |
| I like that underscore prefix; makes it much easier to separate the tags from prose, which are looking a bit prose'y themselves for my liking, ie. "wraparound tape gag". "OTS" is indeed a nightmare to search for, and I hate typing the clunky "over the shoulder/OTS", so turning it into a tag using the underscore is a stroke of genius. Going by that, we now have: attire_swimwear attire_underwear carry_OTS F/F gagtype_panty (as a standalone stuff gag, or as packing) gagtype_stuffing (any packing with a gag over it; so it can accompany gagtype_panty) gagtype_wraparound mother/daughter mummification self-bondage suspension These look fine to me as well: gagtype_bit gagtype_harness |
| Sam |
| Monday May 15 11:56:39 2017 Re: Tags |
| Sam wrote: > I like that underscore prefix; makes it much easier to > separate the tags from prose, which are looking a bit > prose'y themselves for my liking, ie. "wraparound > tape gag". > "OTS" is indeed a nightmare to search for, and > I hate typing the clunky "over the > shoulder/OTS", so turning it into a tag using the > underscore is a stroke of genius. > Going by that, we now have: > attire_swimwear > attire_underwear > carry_OTS > F/F > gagtype_panty (as a standalone stuff gag, or as packing) > gagtype_stuffing (any packing with a gag over it; so it > can accompany gagtype_panty) > gagtype_wraparound > mother/daughter > mummification > self-bondage > suspension > These look fine to me as well: gagtype_bit gagtype_harness OK. My full list (with one addition, carry_cradle) now looks like this: F/F mother/daughter mummification self-bondage suspension clothing theft attire_swimwear attire_underwear carry_OTS carry_cradle gagtype_panty (as a standalone stuff gag, or as packing) gagtype_stuffing (any packing with a gag over it; so it can accompany gagtype_panty) gagtype_wraparound gagtype_bit gagtype_harness If you're agreeable, we can take a couple of weeks to play with them and do some retro-fitting into the DB, then throw it open to debate on the discussion page. |
| Gagster |
| Monday May 15 12:32:23 2017 Re: Tags |
| Gagster wrote: > OK. My full list (with one addition, carry_cradle) now > looks like this: > F/F > mother/daughter > mummification > self-bondage > suspension > clothing theft > attire_swimwear > attire_underwear > carry_OTS > carry_cradle > gagtype_panty (as a standalone stuff gag, or as packing) > gagtype_stuffing (any packing with a gag over it; so it > can accompany gagtype_panty) > gagtype_wraparound > gagtype_bit > gagtype_harness > If you're agreeable, we can take a couple of weeks to > play with them and do some retro-fitting into the DB, > then throw it open to debate on the discussion page. and of course, I instantly come up with something else... the still clunky 'clothing theft' can be replaced with: attire_theft and with the addition of attire_uniform we can get back to your original concept. What do you think? |
| Gagster |
| Monday May 15 15:57:10 2017 Re: Tags |
| All looking nifty & good to go. I take it "attire_uniform" encompasses all the usual ones imaginable like police, nurse, military, schoolgirl, etc.? Also, does "carry_cradle" just mean a damsel carried in her captor's arms, as opposed to OTS? |
| Sam |
| Monday May 15 17:48:29 2017 Re: Tags |
| Sam wrote: > All looking nifty & good to go. > I take it "attire_uniform" encompasses all the > usual ones imaginable like police, nurse, military, > schoolgirl, etc.? > Also, does "carry_cradle" just mean a damsel > carried in her captor's arms, as opposed to OTS? Yes and yes. Any uniform can qualify, and if somebody's looking for something particular, like nurse, I would hope it would be included in the full description. We could have a separate tag for every conceivable uniform, but that would be a lot of different tags. Cradle carry is just carried in arms, like the Hawk scene with Lynda Day George. |
| Gagster |
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