For some time now this site has had these two tag chains:
"back double biceps" is a child of "back biceps flex" which is a child of "biceps flex"
"front double biceps" is a child of "front biceps flex" which is a child of "biceps flex"
On images where someone was flexing just one arm, I used the "single biceps flex" tag in combination with either "back biceps flex"/"front biceps flex", to describe which side of the bicep/torso was facing the camera.
Today I've noticed that the "front biceps flex" tag has been completely removed. So now, when someone is doing a single biceps flex, only the "back biceps flex" tag is available to give information about which side is facing the camera.
Why was this change made?
The only reason I can think of is was that "front double biceps" tells you both the number of arms flexing and the camera direction, while taking up only one of the 10 tag slots. But getting the same information for an image of one arm flexing took up two tags ("front biceps flex" + "single biceps flex").
So was "front biceps flex" removed in order to help free up a valuable tag slot?
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For some time now this site has had these two tag chains:
On images where someone was flexing just one arm, I used the "single biceps flex" tag in combination with either "back biceps flex"/"front biceps flex", to describe which side of the bicep/torso was facing the camera.
Today I've noticed that the "front biceps flex" tag has been completely removed. So now, when someone is doing a single biceps flex, only the "back biceps flex" tag is available to give information about which side is facing the camera.
Why was this change made?
The only reason I can think of is was that "front double biceps" tells you both the number of arms flexing and the camera direction, while taking up only one of the 10 tag slots. But getting the same information for an image of one arm flexing took up two tags ("front biceps flex" + "single biceps flex").
So was "front biceps flex" removed in order to help free up a valuable tag slot?