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==Currently Active Policy== | |||
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==="Generic" Entity Types=== | |||
This was last updated by CDB-Man on 09.08.2016. | |||
#All "generic" entity types should also be tagged their "specific" type. To provide an illustrative example: | |||
## Kirito's [http://anidb.net/ch37273 SAO avatar] would be tagged avatar (generic type entity) + human (specific type entity), as his avatar is a human type entity. | |||
## Kitito's [http://anidb.net/ch49825 ALO Spriggan avatar] would be tagged avatar (generic type entity) + fairy (specific type entity), as all ALO avatars are fairies in game. He could also further be tagged with Spriggan, if we were to create a franchise specific Spriggan tag that is a child tag of fairy (and we should). | |||
# If the "secondary" type is unknown, then don't tag one; only tag the "generic" entity type. Example: | |||
## If we have an NPC that is not a human, and we also don't know what it actually is (demon? god? ghost?), then only tag the generic entity type NPC. | |||
==Adding your own Tags== | ==Adding your own Tags== | ||