commentary
Edited by Mavado. Previously edited by DanbooruBot.
For use on posts where the artist commentary is understandable by the average English speaker. This can be because it was translated by a Danbooru user into English from another language, the original commentary was already in English, or the commentary consists of symbols or something similar.
Do not use this tag with mixed-language commentary unless all non-English languages present have been translated.
For untranslated artist commentary, use commentary request instead, plus the corresponding [language]_commentary tag if not Japanese.
Commentary Languages
"Japanese commentary" is not a tag on Danbooru. Due to the extremely high frequency of posts by the Japanese language community, the language is treated as a default, with only exceptions being tagged: there are tags for various language commentaries that artists use other than Japanese, such as:
- Arabic commentary
- Chinese commentary
- Danish commentary
- English commentary (No translation required)
- Engrish commentary (May or may not require "translation")
- Esperanto commentary
- Finnish commentary
- French commentary
- German commentary
- Greek commentary
- Hungarian commentary
- Indonesian commentary
- Italian commentary
- Latin commentary
- Korean commentary
- Malay commentary
- Mojibake commentary
- Polish commentary
- Portuguese commentary
- Romaji commentary
- Russian commentary
- R'lyehian commentary
- Serbo-Croatian commentary
- Spanish commentary
- Swedish commentary
- Thai commentary
- Turkish commentary
- Ukrainian commentary
- Vietnamese commentary
More tags
Try find other tags. Perhaps tag already exists.
For comments in languages with a missing tag, it is recommended to create a tag similar to existing ones, based on the text tags of the languages.
Tag name:
Example_commentary
Tag description (wiki-page):
For [[commentary]] written in [[example_text|Example]].
See also howto:tag for create Meta tags.