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Danbooru and Yande.re follow very structured tag systems that enforce a quality set of tags on their image uploads. This makes it easy to find images that people can think of. | Danbooru and Yande.re follow very structured tag systems that enforce a quality set of tags on their image uploads. This makes it easy to find images that people can think of. | ||
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Tags also are sorted into one of 4 types on Moebooru. We’ve modified them to fit our needs in <code>config/init_config.rb</code> and <code>config/local_config.rb</code>. | Tags also are sorted into one of 4 types on Moebooru. We’ve modified them to fit our needs in <code>config/init_config.rb</code> and <code>config/local_config.rb</code>. | ||
* '''General''' (0) - All tags not sorted into other sections. | |||
* '''Community''' (1) - Website, online culture, or online community where the content originated. '''This tag type (1) is special among all''' because it can be set up to detect URLs that fit certain criteria ([https://yande.re/help/artists originally designed to detect artists]), and can have “members” (which we use for community subsections). | |||
* '''Examples''' - e.g. 4chan, 8chan, Something Awful, 2channel, Reddit, Tumblr. | |||
* '''Members'''/subsections - Communities can have “members”, which encompasses subsections of these websites, such as 4chan’s /b/, /a/, /pol/, 8chan’s /v/. Or subreddits. Just specify these in the Members field | |||
* '''Danbooru Name''' - Artist: The person who actually drew the work of art. The Members section was originally designed to represent doujin circles made up of multiple artists. | |||
* '''Contributor''' (3) - The original website, location, or contributor of the content in particular. Content often gets spread all around the internet and is often lost to its original community, surviving only in memory on the rest of the internet or in private collections. | |||
* '''Examples''' - Sources can be content aggregators (Reddit, Tumblr, Funnyjunk), blogs/personal websites, or even the people who contributed the data to the Bibliotheca Anonoma. | |||
* '''Danbooru Name''' - Copyright: From which anime/tv show/manga/game. | |||
* '''Category''' (4) - What type of content does this represent? Is there a greater subculture or genre that it falls under? | |||
* ** '''Examples''' - Subcultures such as Anime, Vaporwave, Touhou. Also story genres such as feels/baww, walk_the_dinosaur, Greentext. There could also be movements such as /b/day, Chanology. | |||
* '''Danbooru Name''' - Character: A character in the series. | |||
* '''Author''' (5) - If applicable, the author of a work could be attributed. Usually this might not be used as 4chan is anonymous, but prominent anons do pop up from time to time. | |||
= Pools = | = Pools = | ||
Revision as of 15:53, 30 September 2016
Danbooru and Yande.re follow very structured tag systems that enforce a quality set of tags on their image uploads. This makes it easy to find images that people can think of.
Universal Tags
Metadata
- Title - The name of the image.
- Filename - The filename of the image.
- Date - The time the image was posted to 4chan or uploaded.
- MD5Sum - The md5 hash of the image.
- Origin - The original site where the image came from, if any.
Categories
Tags also are sorted into one of 4 types on Moebooru. We’ve modified them to fit our needs in config/init_config.rb and config/local_config.rb.
- General (0) - All tags not sorted into other sections.
- Community (1) - Website, online culture, or online community where the content originated. This tag type (1) is special among all because it can be set up to detect URLs that fit certain criteria (originally designed to detect artists), and can have “members” (which we use for community subsections).
- Examples - e.g. 4chan, 8chan, Something Awful, 2channel, Reddit, Tumblr.
- Members/subsections - Communities can have “members”, which encompasses subsections of these websites, such as 4chan’s /b/, /a/, /pol/, 8chan’s /v/. Or subreddits. Just specify these in the Members field
- Danbooru Name - Artist: The person who actually drew the work of art. The Members section was originally designed to represent doujin circles made up of multiple artists.
- Contributor (3) - The original website, location, or contributor of the content in particular. Content often gets spread all around the internet and is often lost to its original community, surviving only in memory on the rest of the internet or in private collections.
- Examples - Sources can be content aggregators (Reddit, Tumblr, Funnyjunk), blogs/personal websites, or even the people who contributed the data to the Bibliotheca Anonoma.
- Danbooru Name - Copyright: From which anime/tv show/manga/game.
- Category (4) - What type of content does this represent? Is there a greater subculture or genre that it falls under?
- ** Examples - Subcultures such as Anime, Vaporwave, Touhou. Also story genres such as feels/baww, walk_the_dinosaur, Greentext. There could also be movements such as /b/day, Chanology.
- Danbooru Name - Character: A character in the series.
- Author (5) - If applicable, the author of a work could be attributed. Usually this might not be used as 4chan is anonymous, but prominent anons do pop up from time to time.
Pools
Danbooru implemented Pools to group together related images, such as Touhou or Kancolle, or manga and doujins, so that they wouldn’t be separated and would be easier for people to browse through. These can be useful for various purposes.
Types of Pools
- Album - A group of photos that are related by virtue of being collected and graciously donated by an anon. They are
