YT 2016 Tag Set Open

Sep 24, 2016 18:40

Here is the Yuletide 2016 tag set, in all of its glory.

For those who are curious:
Number of fandoms: 3077 and 12609 characters.
This compares to 3182 fandoms last year and 13329 characters last year.

Fandoms with 10+ nominations:
  • Galavant (11)
  • Imperial Radch Series - Ann Leckie (11)
  • The Goblin Emperor - Katherine Addison (12)
  • Penny Dreadful (TV) ( ( Read more... )

nom review, tag set review

Leave a comment

kinetikatrue September 24 2016, 18:30:17 UTC
Couple from RPF land!

Montreal Canadiens RPF

Carey Price (Montreal Canadiens RPF), P. K. Subban (Montreal Canadiens RPF)

AND

Carey Price (Montreal Canadiens), P. K. Subban (Montreal Canadiens)

I'd suggest dropping the second set, if you feel like getting rid of a dupe, since Team Name RPF is how all the other hockey teams are getting disambiguated!

And then a question about Baseball RPF...

Most of it is nominated under Baseball RPF, but there are two characters hanging out under Kansas City Royals RPF, and there was a mod suggestion in an earlier post that nominating under the various teams might be preferred. I don't particularly have a horse in this race, but it seems like it might be best to have it as all one category or all discrete teams, not a combination of the two!

Ta.

Reply

sophia_helix September 24 2016, 18:57:54 UTC
I struggled with how to nominate baseball -- unlike hockey, which had to be broken up into individual team fandoms to eliminate the pairings with too many stories, it's not a very big fandom. However, people do tend to stay within their own teams and there isn't much crossover. I'd say since Basketball RPF is also a single fandom, and it's been Baseball RPF in all previous Yuletide years, plus it allows for cross-team pairings if people want to request those, to just group them all together. It's tricky because hockey fandom is more generally pan-team, but isn't listed that way in Yuletide for numbers reason, while baseball is more insular but isn't a big enough fandom to justify breaking it up.

Reply

kinetikatrue September 25 2016, 16:01:48 UTC
Yeah, I remember you going back and forth about how to nominate your team, back in one of the noms questions posts, so I get that whatever you chose to do, you didn't decide on that course of action lightly. But I'd disagree about hockey being much more pan-team than baseball - I mean, maybe a little, but not by much; your average hockey writer still has one or maybe two teams they'll write for (and I am totally something of an anomaly with the whole having written for about a half-dozen). But, anyway, from what I can see of the Baseball tag-set, it wouldn't hurt any offerers to add the KC guys in.

Which brings me to the big question, are you the person who nominated them? Or do you know who did? Because - as you can see below - the mod team would like an official statement from whoever nominated them before they'll consider following your recommended course of action...

Reply

sophia_helix September 25 2016, 16:11:27 UTC
I don't know anyone in baseball who writes more than one team, and every person I know in hockey writes multiple teams! Which is a lot of people.

I did not nominate the Royals, and yeah, whoever did should probably make the final call. I just agreed with you it seemed weird to have the one outlier, especially because it comes alphabetically after Baseball RPF, so any potential sign-ups might check that category for their guys, not see them, and not go looking under KC separately.

Reply

morbane September 24 2016, 20:46:39 UTC
Thanks for noting the duplicates!

For Baseball, I think splitting them all into teams would be a bit disruptive at this stage, but if the nominator of Kansas City Royals wants them merged, we'll consider it.

Reply

kinetikatrue September 27 2016, 17:08:42 UTC
Just wondering if this is worth putting up in a query post, so the KC Royals nominator is more likely to see it?

Reply

morbane September 28 2016, 01:27:59 UTC
Yes, I've added it to a list for discussion. Thanks.

Reply


Leave a comment

Up