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Posted: 2014-09-06 21:13:52
by NotFromOz - Size: 1275x1650
- Source: sleepymaid.com/gallery/di...pid=611#top_display_media
- Rating: Explicit
- Score: 83 (vote up)
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>> #27759
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*And remove "insect" from your normal list.
>> #27777
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Add the string "insect bestiality" on a new line.
*And remove "insect" from your normal list.
To clarify, this will blacklist all images that contain both the insect and the bestiality tags at the same time, while leaving images that just have one or the other alone. Think of the blacklist entries as reverse-searches. Any images that would show up if you searched for what you're adding to your blacklist will instead be blocked.
You're not limited to blacklisting just single tags.
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>> #27785
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Is there a way to say "I'd like to blacklist X... unless it's by Sleepymaid"? =P
"X -sleepymaid"
>> #27811
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"X -sleepymaid"
Since TakyonH is a man of few words (:P), I shall explain this further.
Just like you can exclude tags from searches with a preceding - sign, you can exclude tags from any single blacklist entry in the same way. For example, "futanari -sleepymaid" would blacklist all images with the futanari tag, unless said image was also tagged sleepymaid.
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>> #27818
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how do you create a "line"?
*turns 360 degrees and walks away*
>> #27819
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how do you create a "line"?
<.<
Takyon just meant that you add it onto a new line of your blacklist. You know, using the Enter key to proceed the cursor to the next line of the text box. Blacklist entries are separated by newlines, meaning each line in the blacklist text box is its own entry.
Note: If the text automatically wraps to a new line because you have too many characters to display in the box, that second line is still considered the same entry as the first line. The only way to actually start the next entry is by starting the new line by using the "Enter" key.
Or you can just add the contents of your new "line" into the text box for the blacklist on the "Posts" page under "Hidden Posts" and click "Add". Same difference.
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