Ambiguous tags?
This is just a quick question, when I put in the "loli" tag, a box pops up stating that the Loli tag is ambiguous. What exactly does that mean?
dinnerdog1 said:
This is just a quick question, when I put in the "loli" tag, a box pops up stating that the Loli tag is ambiguous. What exactly does that mean?
This is just a quick question, when I put in the "loli" tag, a box pops up stating that the Loli tag is ambiguous. What exactly does that mean?
I have no idea what the purpose of "ambiguous" tags is, nor do I know why someone made loli an ambiguous tag (and not shota, which is way harder to judge, imo). In any case, it's now just a normal tag again.
Ambiguous tags? There's a help file entry for that...
Ah, <<hypnohub.net/help/tags|here>> it is, at the very bottom.
For an example of a disambiguation page on wikipedia, look <<en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rufus_(disambiguation)|here>>.
Ambiguous tags are basically tags that lead to a page that displays all the versions of the tag. For example, let's say, for example, there were 5 characters named Bob. If the "Bob" tag is ambiguous and you searched Bob, you will reach a page that asks you to choose which "Bob" tag you're looking for.
Honestly, we don't use ambiguous tags. Perhaps we should eventually implement them in certain places, but that's a conversation for another time in another thread.
Ah, <<hypnohub.net/help/tags|here>> it is, at the very bottom.
The Help Files say:
Tag ambiguity is handled much in the same way that Wikipedia handles ambiguity. Users who search for an ambiguous tag are directed to a disambiguation page on the wiki, where they can clarify what they want to search for.
Tag ambiguity is handled much in the same way that Wikipedia handles ambiguity. Users who search for an ambiguous tag are directed to a disambiguation page on the wiki, where they can clarify what they want to search for.
For an example of a disambiguation page on wikipedia, look <<en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rufus_(disambiguation)|here>>.
Ambiguous tags are basically tags that lead to a page that displays all the versions of the tag. For example, let's say, for example, there were 5 characters named Bob. If the "Bob" tag is ambiguous and you searched Bob, you will reach a page that asks you to choose which "Bob" tag you're looking for.
Honestly, we don't use ambiguous tags. Perhaps we should eventually implement them in certain places, but that's a conversation for another time in another thread.
