Hey, this is NTF. I am slightly better now, but there's one thing I need to get off my shoulders. STOP USING THE WRONG TAG FOR FELINES! Barbed human penises and barbed canine penises are NOT feline penises, and there are most likely a high amount of images with misinformed tags, so I won't be able to fix them all!

I swear, if I see a tag on a barbed canine penis or barbed human penis as "feline penis" one more time, I'm gonna tear all the hair on my head!

What I mean is that if it has a glans at the front, or a knot, than it'll be considered a "hybrid penis."

nine_tailed_fury said:
Barbed human penises and barbed canine penises are NOT feline penises, and there are most likely a high amount of images with misinformed tags, so I won't be able to fix them all!

Wouldn't they be hybrid_penis? Tagging feline_penis+humanoid_penis+hybrid_penis would seem to be correct for a barbed human penis. It's actually a bit odd that the wiki lists specific hybrid tags like barbed_humanoid_penis, since not all hybrid combinations have or can have a tag, and species had a purge of hybrid-specific tags (like folf, wolfbull, foxbird, etc) instead preferring to tag the individual parts with hybrid.

Is barbed penis aliased or implicated to feline penis maybe? If so that needs to change.

watsit said:
Wouldn't they be hybrid_penis? Tagging feline_penis+humanoid_penis+hybrid_penis would seem to be correct for a barbed human penis. It's actually a bit odd that the wiki lists specific hybrid tags like barbed_humanoid_penis, since not all hybrid combinations have or can have a tag, and species had a purge of hybrid-specific tags (like folf, wolfbull, foxbird, etc) instead preferring to tag the individual parts with hybrid.

Yes, they would count as hybrid genitalia. (Keep in mind that some hybrid genitalia wouldn't always work because of the two animals being nearly identical to each other, or a certain animal may not even have a penis/vulva irl)

demesejha said:
Is barbed penis aliased or implicated to feline penis maybe? If so that needs to change.

It isn't. It's whoever posts the images who starts tagging first that puts in the wrong tags.