https://www.furaffinity.net/view/11337248/
https://www.furaffinity.net/user/zoober

The zoober tag seems to be for two different characters. There's only 7 instances, so it's not that much to deal with, but what should the tags be and do we need a zoober_disambiguation?
Zoober_(bear)? Zoober_(gryphon)?

::edit:: Oops, not the otter. XD Come to think of it, zoober_(zarphus) makes more sense...

https://www.furaffinity.net/user/zarphus/
"i have three characters. an avian named Zarphus, a bluejay named Alex, and a gryphonfox named Zoober. "

alphamule said:
The zoober tag seems to be for two different characters. There's only 7 instances, so it's not that much to deal with, but what should the tags be and do we need a zoober_disambiguation?
Zoober_(bear) Zoober_(gryphon)?

Ambiguous character names should be given a suffix of their owner, we should avoid distinguishing them by species since that makes it confusing for alternate_species (e.g. if the Zoober bear character is drawn as a gryphon, making zoober_(gryphon) incorrect and zoober_(bear) weird). The species should only be used to distinguish them if there's no other option.

watsit said:
Ambiguous character names should be given a suffix of their owner, we should avoid distinguishing them by species since that makes it confusing for alternate_species (e.g. if the Zoober bear character is drawn as a gryphon, making zoober_(gryphon) incorrect and zoober_(bear) weird). The species should only be used to distinguish them if there's no other option.

OK, that makes sense. I did some additional research to be sure of names. zoober_(bear) was because the owner's name is the same as the character (fursona). Most people looking for zoober are either looking for the bear or Zaphrus' hybrid thing, right? So what besides bear would make sense? zoober_(zoober) makes sense but looks weird. XD