The bulk update request #11067 is pending approval.

create implication acey_(pansmith) (4) -> cabin_(pansmith) (4) # duplicate of implication #67363
create implication meowni (11) -> monifactory (12) # duplicate of implication #67360
create implication cabin_(pansmith) (4) -> modded_minecraft (19) # duplicate of implication #67365
create implication monifactory (12) -> modded_minecraft (19) # duplicate of implication #67364
create implication create_(minecraft_mod) (6) -> modded_minecraft (19) # duplicate of implication #67366
mass update the_aether_(minecraft) -> the_aether_(minecraft_mod)
create implication the_aether_(minecraft_mod) (0) -> modded_minecraft (19)
create alias aether_(minecraft_mod) (0) -> the_aether_(minecraft_mod) (0)
create implication moa_(aether) (1) -> the_aether_(minecraft_mod) (0)
create implication aether_wolf_(foxgumie) (1) -> the_aether_(minecraft_mod) (0)

Reason: Sorry about that, forgot BUR did more than updating, hid the posts, but feel free to remove them. Just a couple of tags related to modded minecraft

Please don't hide threads with tag requests. It doesn't reject the requests, removes any relevant discussion, interferes with future requests trying to do the same thing, and is overall far more a problem than a lot of rejected implication requests sitting in the forums.

Making this a BUR instead of separate threads is probably a good idea. Just so you know, if you wanted to reject any of the other requests, you can click the link in each thread that says things like "implication #67362" and it will take you to a page that lets you reject that request. Which is handy, if you decided that doing it a different way made more sense. But like clawstripe said, hiding the thread won't help because it is still active, and hiding the discussion can make it harder for the community to discuss the ideas. But I can tell you didn't mean anything bad by it so you're not being punished, this is just for future reference about how it works and also to explain why I unhid everything to make things easy to discuss, etc. The system is not always the most intuitive to use.

generally we avoid implying fan characters to the base source material, I believe the same is done with game mods as well. I'm uncertain if modded_minecraft is necessarily a good tag, I don't think we do that kinda thing for any other piece of derivative media, like, we dont have an undertale_au tag, for example.

but, aether_wolf_(foxgumie) definitely should not imply The Aether's tag since it's not an official aether mob design.