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[evercelle.livejournal.com]

Hey guys, quick note--I added a "crew: strawhats" tag seeing as how we've had multiple entries that encompasses the whole crew and writing up the tags for every character can be kinda tedious. feel free to tag up other/future entries in a similar fashion if they're based on, say, Red Hair pirates or somethin'.

I figured it'd be easier for people who don't want to write up a slew of character name tags, but maybe I'm just lazy. 8D

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[bronzetigress.livejournal.com]

Well, that, and sometimes "the crew" becomes/functions as an entity of its own, rather than a collection of individual characters, too, so thanks. :)


On a somewhat related note, btw, does merely mentioning a character in passing warrant tagging for that character (I'm inclined to think not)?

[evercelle.livejournal.com]

If it's in extreme passing, like mentioning the name, then nah. It's pretty much up to the writer's discretion, but I guess the closest to a guideline would be to tag them if they're a subject in the drabble.

[bronzetigress.livejournal.com]

*nods* That's what I thought... So, um, how do I remove a tag for a character (who isn't in a drabble except being mentioned as not being there any more, and certainly isn't a subject in the drabble any more than the other mentioned missing -- but untagged -- crewmembers are), or can it be changed to the "crew" tag?

[evercelle.livejournal.com]

You can edit tags from the tag icon at the top of your entry, or change it to crew from there, too.

[bronzetigress.livejournal.com]

*frustrated* Knew that. Tried that. It lets me add one just fine, sure. It will NOT let me remove the tag, no matter how many times I take it out of the list; if it would, I would've just done it. LJ FAQ (which is usually my first stop for questions like this) provides no clues either, or, again, I'd have just done it. What super-mystery secret trick am I missing here?