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[REJECTED] color implications for "camisole"

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create implication white_camisole -> camisole
create implication black_camisole -> camisole
create implication pink_camisole -> camisole
create implication blue_camisole -> camisole
create implication red_camisole -> camisole
create implication print_camisole -> camisole
create implication yellow_camisole -> camisole
create implication purple_camisole -> camisole
create implication green_camisole -> camisole
create implication lace-trimmed_camisole -> camisole
create implication brown_camisole -> camisole
create implication grey_camisole -> camisole
create implication polka_dot_camisole -> camisole
create implication striped_camisole -> camisole

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Just some standard color implications

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Why can't we just use *_shirt for camisoles and tank_tops rather than having yet another coloring group? That way we won't fracture the tags more than needed.

BrokenEagle98 said:

Why can't we just use *_shirt for camisoles and tank_tops rather than having yet another coloring group? That way we won't fracture the tags more than needed.

If not that, then maybe *_undershirt tags, since there are some who would say that camisoles and tank tops aren't really shirts. In any case, I completely agree that the *_camisole tags should go. Breaking down colored attire tags into separate groups for each individual type of garment is pointless if not outright detrimental to tagging and search.

ElGranFracaso said:

Is it important to differentiate shirts and such undergarments at that level? Would *_top be sufficient?

This was discussed ~7 posts down in topic #15562

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