Lady @Lady@cat.family

han unification pales in comparison to east asian/western pokémon fandom tag unification

i hate the canonical pokémon tags because they’re bad but i hate them even more because they spell it “Pokemon”

i wanted!! to just!! use!! canonical!! tags!! but no!!

my tagging policy doc is fucking enormous again

here is another, but this time at least the hyphen is the actual hyphen https://archiveofourown.org/tags/A%20Hard%20Rain's%20A%E2%80%90Gonna%20Fall%20-%20Bob%20Dylan%20(Song)

somebody canonicalized one and the hyphen is not the one you think should be the hyphen https://archiveofourown.org/tags/Scott%20McCall%20(Teen%20Wolf)%20has%20PTSD%20%E2%80%90%20Post-Traumatic%20Stress%20Disorder

i’m very interested in the A·O·3 tags which use U+2010 ‐ HYPHEN and how they were created

buddy i don’t want to have to figure out how to write “Shiny Alpha Hisuian Sneasel ♀” in piped japanese | english Ao3 format i’m sorry i ain’t doing that

i strongly contemplated following A·o·3 wrangling guidelines for this fic but no they’re still trash and untenable

2018 wasn’t THAT long ago but it’s still like… a while

man them country stars still don't know how the pyramids got built huh

i'm listening to some violin music and idk it sounds pretty good but this guy might be TOO pretentious

whew this First Monday issue
https://firstmonday.org/ojs/index.php/fm/issue/view/728

“read my blog about the subject” while linking to a single post on a blog about many things

this is as a noun to be clear, like, “just posted a new blog”

some people on this fediverse use the word “blog” to mean “blogpost” and it throws me every time

the fact that sprigatito ends in -o but meowscarada ends in -a means it is canon trans

how long before cat leans fully into the bit and just starts identifying as a meowscarada

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