Creator: Itās incredibly universal and inclusive. Whether someone is physically drawing an image from scratch or carefully crafting a prompt to generate it, they are bringing a new concept to life. It respects both traditional and AI workflows without alienating either side.
Prompter: This feels entirely specific to AI. If a traditional artist posts their work, being labeled just a "prompter" might feel dismissive of their manual effort.
Director: This sounds a bit too cinematic, hahaha. While it accurately describes guiding an AI, it implies managing a team or a movie set rather than crafting a standalone image.
Producer: Similar to Director, it feels a little too industrial or business-focused.
By: It's straightforward, but maybe a little too vague for a structured database or image board. Creator: [Name] looks much cleaner and more professional in a tag list than By: [Name].
If you wanted to look completely outside the list, Author: could also work, but Creator: still feels like the most natural and respectful choice for visual media. It sits perfectly alongside the Editor: tag, too!
creator but I also believe we should just be tagging ourselves as artist. The world already has enough disrespect for what we do, I donāt see why we need join in.ai generated, ai assisted, and ai composition tags. I usually tag my stuff with ai generated but thatās really just a technicality because reForge is automating all the inpainting.
creator is the most encompassing imo, director is a good alternative. by sounds weird as it goes against noun:value scheme that other tags use (generator:*, ship:*, oc:*)However I did stumble upon a roadblock. There are several instances of adopted family which Iām unsure if Iām clear to add (like Spike being adopted Twilightās brother or royal sisters being adoptive aunts to Cadence), should I add these too or would they be too confusing?
sisters, aunt and niece, mother and daughter and so on.If you do not specify a field to search over, the search engine will search for posts with a body that is similar to the query's word stems. For example, posts containing the words winged humanization, wings, and spread wings would all be found by a search for wing, but sewing would not be.
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body | Full Text | Matches the body of this post. This is the default field. | body:test |
created_at | Date/Time Range | Matches the creation time of this post. | created_at:2015 |
id | Numeric Range | Matches the numeric surrogate key for this post. | id:1000000 |
my | Meta | my:posts matches posts you have posted if you are signed in. | my:posts |
subject | Full Text | Matches the title of the topic. | subject:time wasting thread |
topic_id | Literal | Matches the numeric surrogate key for the topic this post belongs to. | topic_id:7000 |
topic_position | Numeric Range | Matches the offset from the beginning of the topic of this post. Positions begin at 0. | topic_position:0 |
updated_at | Date/Time Range | Matches the creation or last edit time of this post. | updated_at.gte:2 weeks ago |
user_id | Literal | Matches posts with the specified user_id. Anonymous users will never match this term. | user_id:211190 |
forum | Literal | Matches the short name for the forum this post belongs to. | forum:meta |