The tag alias #57528 bad_guys -> the_bad_guys has been rejected.

Reason: Currently only one post uses bad_guys to refer to someone doing a crime. It would probably be best to alias it into the_bad_guys since a lot of people will probably search for that movie without starting with the "the".

EDIT: The tag alias bad_guys -> the_bad_guys (forum #334097) has been rejected by @gattonero2001.

I would rather relocate the tag to the_bad_guys_(film). It's kind of ambiguous without the suffix, even with "The" at the start.

furrin_gok said:
I would rather relocate the tag to the_bad_guys_(film). It's kind of ambiguous without the suffix, even with "The" at the start.

What about the book series?
Cool, I can't link to the Wikipedia article because the url ends in a closing parentheses

magnuseffect said:
What about the book series?
Cool, I can't link to the Wikipedia article because the url ends in a closing parentheses

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bad_Guys_(book_series%29

You can replace the ) with %29 and it should work just fine as a complete link.
You can also put links into a URL encoder if you encounter any more weird linking errors on e6.

Edit: the_bad_guys_(2022_film), assuming no other film with that exact title comes out this year

gattonero2001 said:
the_bad_guys_(2022), assuming no other media with that exact title comes out this year

The book series has been ongoing since 2015 and there is a novel released on 2022.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bad_Guys_(book_series)#Novels

thegreatwolfgang said:
The book series has been ongoing since 2015 and there is a novel released on 2022.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bad_Guys_(book_series)#Novels

Apparently the film is based on these books, so do we actually need to keep them separate? Aren’t they considered the same franchise?

I think I probably misunderstood Furrin Gok's post?
What I was trying to get at was keeping the film in its own property, rather than making the base copyright tag entirely aimed at the movie.
I didn't realise the_bad_guys is already specific to the movie (all the way to having a Dreamworks implication)

magnuseffect said:
I think I probably misunderstood Furrin Gok's post?
What I was trying to get at was keeping the film in its own property, rather than making the base copyright tag entirely aimed at the movie.
I didn't realise the_bad_guys is already specific to the movie (all the way to having a Dreamworks implication)

I wasn't aware of a book series at all, I was thinking bad_guys was so generic it may as well be updated and then aliased to criminal or such. If it's some book series, media might be a better suffix to carry both, since the movie is just an adaptation of the books(?).

The tag alias bad_guys -> the_bad_guys (forum #334097) has been rejected by @gattonero2001.