Posted on: 04/18/13 08:34PM
Akiya said:
Hello ,
it seems that since i have a blacklist -- especially THESE things I dont wanna see are shown :(
aisatu
akiya
Neither of those tags actually exist. A search for "aisatu" returns zero results, and "akiya" returns a single photograph of a cat.
I somehow doubt that you're trying desperately to blacklist a single photograph of a cat, so I think your problem is that you're trying to blacklist the wrong tags.
Remember that Gelbooru tag searches work on an
exact match. A search for, for example, "catsup" would only find images with the exact tag "catsup". Unless there is an alias in use, it would
not find images tagged "ketchup".
We also only use one tag for any given idea or meaning. Images will not be tagged both "catsup" and "ketchup" at the same time. Using the condiment example, the correct tag is "ketchup", so blacklisting "catsup" won't do a thing, and all images with ketchup in them will still be displayed in the search because you didn't blacklist "ketchup", the correct tag.
This goes down to even closer matches. "aisatu" in Japanese can also be romanized "aisatsu", but this would not be matched in a search for "aisatu". This also doesn't appear to be the correct tag, so...
Some tags with qualifiers are properly aliased, but others are not. So, if you're trying to blacklist a tag that would otherwise be the correct tag, but which needs a qualifier because of multiple similar tags, these will also fail.
For example, the character tag "futaba_aoi" used to be a real tag, until a second character with the exact same name came around.
Now, both characters have a qualifier. There's "futaba_aoi_(asobi_ni_iku_yo!)" and "futaba_aoi_(vividred_operation)", but neither of these tags will be caught by the blacklist if you try to blacklist "futaba_aoi".
Qualifiers also appear in artist tags. For example, many artists have the circle name, which they are often known under for quite some time until their individual name gets dug up, as a qualifier. An example of this is osaru_(yuuen-dou). Blacklisting "osaru" won't block Osaru's artwork, nor will blacklisting "yuuen-dou" or his old artist tag, "glimited". These aren't an
exact match for the current correct tag of "osaru_(yuuen-dou)", so blacklisting them will do nothing.
That said, unless you tell us exactly what you're trying to blacklist, we can't give you the correct tags to do so. Please elaborate on what it is you want to stop seeing in your search.