Desiderius Price

Some tags, like [rape], drastically cut down on readership, so that's one reason (of many) that someone mightbe reluctant to list it.

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The guy deserved more?

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Well, some tags are pretty much staples on AFF (ie, oral, HJ, solo) that I was kinda surprised that they were individually listed. Others, like scat, are ones I don’t typically write, but I’ll list as questionable because of some of the crudeness to my writing style, more there as CYA. Tags breed like rabbits. And as I’m one who’ll apply minor1 for kids running around naked, I quickly realized it was impossible to avoid with my setup. So, for instance, the Repair Guy, because that fit, I wrote it as Minor1 (NoSex).

Tags, to some degree, can also be spoilers for the story, especially if they get super refined. (ie, MCD + Drowning) I’ve been experimenting with putting the significant/major/important tags into the summary, and all the tags into the top of the story. So far, I like it, because it’s less intimidating to a reader while also properly warning them and I can also qualify my tags, if appropriate.

You’re more than free to add in new tags…. [vore] from above is a candidate, though that topic was starting to get a bit on the well done side, charred broiled was more like it.

Feds already have my details… Nope, never had brain curry, but I did have chicken curry for dinner.

While I may be a bit on the fatty side, I thinking I’m a bit too tough for your palate. Now, I do know of a bunch of brainless idiots just up the river (Potomac) from me, those may be more to your liking.

@KassX What’s your taste in friends like?

Especially when you consider history and the rights of women. What’s considered rape today (informed consent) is a stricter definition of rape than was common in earlier eras. (ie, presumed consent in a marriage.)

As a whole, I’m pretty conservative on tagging too, so much so that I started to really worry at one point that I was scaring away an awful lot of readers over a “maybe”. So I divide the tags into two groups 1) strong/significant, and 2) weak/maybes/infrequent. First group goes into the summary; and both go into the top of the story where I can qualify the tag, as necessary. For instance, if it’s just a conversation about rape, it’d be like “rape (discussion)”.