team_shanghai_alice doesn't belong on every touhou post. That's the developer of touhou and only belongs on things they directly made or if the post directly references them.

Using it on every touhou post is uselessly redunant.

team_shanghai_alice is a completely redundant tag. Touhou is the only copyright he has and the official_art tag works for that.

gelbooru.com/index.php?pa...s=tag_edits&id=289483

The user is removing all tags from posts that are tagged guro or death.

I've sent a mod notice and reverted the edits.

@Admins: this is not likely enough. It looks to me like this account was set up for the sole purpose of blanking tags.

Apparently, the user isn't listening and now is removing all tags on posts, and replacing them with random words.

Thanks for the notice. I have reported this user.

They've been dealt with.

TimesTwo
post #3512316
post #3314823
post #3295909
post #3291569
post #3488728
post #3471636
(and probably many others...)

Hello, I would like to report a user who goes by the name of Queen_man as a potential species of tag poisoner; he seems to specialize in tagging images that he perceives are duplicates when in reality they are the original purchase size of the image (the size the artist designated as the one that would be sold as opposed to the sample size which he/she offers on their pixiv page for example). He did it for this image, for example, gelbooru.com/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=3519131, even though a source link explaining precisely the aforementioned was given, also a comment was left clearly explaining the aforementioned point as well and yet he still went ahead and flagged the image for deletion. This is not the first time this user has done this, at the very least he's being overzealous, at most he's an intentional false reporter/tag poisoner. Thank you for your consideration of this problem.

Flagging posts for deletion isn't really tag poisoning; it's only tag poisoning if the tags or source links of the post have been adversely affected in some way. Regardless, I've sent them a notice about flagging the lower-quality version of an image for deletion rather than the one that was uploaded later. Incidentally, since the larger version is a scan and thus has print and scan artifacts while the smaller one does not and presumably has better color accuracy to the original, I'm going to rule that the two images are alternate versions and keep both.