I recently discovered a tag, "Hangning breasts", associated with a single post. I apologize for not providing the post number, but I am unable (and unwilling) to view the post, since it features a number of my blacklisted tags.

I believe that this tag is problematic for two reasons:

• 1. It contains an obvious typo.
• 2. I was under the impression that breasts generally do...you know...hang. (However, based on my limited knowledge of female anatomy, I am amenable to correction on this subject.)

1) Correct the stupid typo yourself or keep quiet. You can reveal posts hidden by your blacklist.

2) Read the hanging breasts wiki page before you start a thread on it; you're completely clueless.

Thank you for your prompt assistance!

I was under the impression that as a new user, I am unable to edit tags; every time I attempted to do so, I was denied access. I am aware that I can reveal hidden posts, but as I said, I was unwilling to do so in this case.

Finally, thank you for the highly informative link regarding breast dynamics. I was unaware that a correctly spelled variant of this tag existed or that it described a specific posture; otherwise, I would not have suggested the deletion of the tag.

You cannot edit tags until your account is a week old and yours is well over a week now.

Sir, although my account is over a week old, I remain unable to edit tags; as I said above, I get "access denied" and a login screen even when I am already logged in.

So I can control as many conditions as possible do this for me:

click this link: post #797713
push edit (either one they both do the same thing one is just anchored)
type " 4_koma"
click save

If this still nets you access denied it is beyond me what is wrong.

Sir, I was able to save that tag.

RaisingK said: 1) Correct the stupid typo yourself or keep quiet. You can reveal posts hidden by your blacklist.

2) Read the hanging breasts wiki page before you start a thread on it; you're completely clueless.

He's new, and was smart enough to start a forum thread and ask politely - so give him a polite explanation first, before skewering him.