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:I'll take a look at the aliases, but I am still getting a "feeling" for how the groups are actually to be applied in some cases, and what exactly the advantaged of aliases are. I remember that we blacklisted quite a few tags that had similar meaning to a more used "main" tag, those would qualify as aliases I guess... | :I'll take a look at the aliases, but I am still getting a "feeling" for how the groups are actually to be applied in some cases, and what exactly the advantaged of aliases are. I remember that we blacklisted quite a few tags that had similar meaning to a more used "main" tag, those would qualify as aliases I guess... | ||
::--[[User:Foo2|foo2]] 12:33, 22 May 2009 (UTC) | ::--[[User:Foo2|foo2]] 12:33, 22 May 2009 (UTC) | ||
:Blacklisted tags I had added are now aliases of main tags... in the cases that still made sense. The problem are the rest of the blacklisted tags, they are mostly "junk" AFAICT: | |||
:*Either they are blacklisted duplicates of categories, so should not be an alias anyway. | |||
:*Or they are junk blacklisted because the charDB duplicates the data, i.e. especially producer and seiyuu names etc. | |||
:*Or they are some other "junk" that was intentionally removed as tags and thus blacklisted. | |||
:So presently I have a hard time finding anything left of value as an alias to existing main tags. Suggestions appreciated. | |||
::--[[User:Foo2|foo2]] 21:38, 24 May 2009 (UTC) |
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