The bulk update request #3588 is active.
create implication red_teeth (228) -> teeth (794000)
create implication orange_teeth (138) -> teeth (794000)
create implication yellow_teeth (2987) -> teeth (794000)
create implication green_teeth (300) -> teeth (794000)
create implication blue_teeth (469) -> teeth (794000)
create implication purple_teeth (72) -> teeth (794000)
create implication black_teeth (513) -> teeth (794000)
create implication grey_teeth (169) -> teeth (794000)
create implication pink_teeth (77) -> teeth (794000)
create implication teal_teeth (18) -> teeth (794000)
create implication brown_teeth (25) -> teeth (794000)
create implication tan_teeth (495) -> teeth (794000)
Reason: Making all the (non-white) teeth colors imply teeth, because an image with blue teeth definitely has teeth. Also making some other tooth-related tags imply teeth. Cute_fangs -> small fangs might be controversial still, but the last big argument about it I found was 6 years ago, so maybe public opinion has changed? IMO small_fangs and cute_fangs mean the same thing and are used in the same way.
In researching for this I also came across snaggle_tooth and exposed_teeth but I'm not quite sure what to do about them. Should snaggle_tooth imply exposed_teeth and then exposed_teeth -> teeth? maybe both tags are too vague and should be aliased away? Dunno
(Shoutout to topic #32942 and topic #25566 covering small_fangs and big_fangs -> fangs and bared_teeth -> teeth)
EDIT: The bulk update request #3588 (forum #350460) has been approved by @slyroon.
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