OC tags implications

mare oc -> mare, oc
stallion oc -> stallion, oc
non-pony oc -> oc (likely should also be implied by griffon oc, zebra oc and similar tags)
hybrid oc -> hybrid, oc
parent oc -> parent, oc
…and so on for other X oc tags.

parents:canon x oc -> offspring, possibly also oc
parents:oc x oc -> offspring, possibly also oc
parent:unnamed oc -> offspring, possibly also oc
…and so on for other parent: and parents: tags.
(If these imply OC, offspring itself should also imply oc. Unless it’s also for headcanons where a canon character is imagined to be a child of some other characters.)
Not sure if parents: tags containing oc should imply parent:oc? Is that useful information? Since parent:oc exists, it probably is.

changeling queen oc should also imply changeling

canon x oc -> shipping, oc
Same for oc x oc x oc, canon x oc x oc x oc x oc, oc x oc x oc x oc, canon x oc x oc, canon x canon x oc.

cannon x oc (!) -> cannon, crack shipping, oc
dragon x oc -> dragon, shipping, oc
furry x oc -> furry, shipping, oc
crossover x oc -> crossover, shipping, oc

Implied _ x _ tags should imply implied shipping (and usually oc).

mare oc and stallion oc feel really pointless and I don’t really wanna support those.

The others, I guess, but it often feels like people make too many OC specific tags whereas other things don’t get that.

Actually I don’t really like most of these for those reasons.

More like cargo ship than “crack shipping”
But, with one and only one post tagged with it, it does not need any implication attention paid to it at all.

I’m uncertain whether it should imply shipping, because the “A x B” tags include sexual acts in general, which might be rape, which has explained in its description should not be tagged as “shipping”. On the other hand, “oc x oc” does imply “shipping”, and implications are sometimes set up despite not being correct 100% of the time, if it’s judged to be more beneficial due to people forgetting them too much of the time.

What the heck even are these o_O

I can’t imagine they hold all that much more significance than “oc x oc, threesome” or “oc x oc, polyamory” or “canon x oc, oc x oc, threesome/polyamory”.

Also extraordinarily low-use tags, barely worth the attention to set up implications, IMO. And moreover, they seem unnecessary, as you could just as well tag “dragon x [whatever identifies what the OC is]” and then you’d see that the post also is tagged with “oc”.

@Background Pony #D367
All very good points and articulate my point better than my nothing words late at night.

If you want to remove those tags or convert them to other tags, that is fine too.

Maybe mare oc alias-> female oc, stallion oc alias-> male oc?