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meta: reject different tag names for different weights

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@ -48,14 +48,12 @@ The following ideas are ordered by increasing complexity. The names for these fe
- https://nhentai.net/g/205905/ - https://nhentai.net/g/205905/
- _paizuri_, but only on 2 out of 20 pages, resulting in a weight of 0.1 - _paizuri_, but only on 2 out of 20 pages, resulting in a weight of 0.1
- _full color_, on every page. So this could be a new tag _color_ with weight 1, discussion see below - _full color_, on every page. So this could be replaced by another tag _colored_ with weight of 1.
The point of tag weights is to enable sorting by relevance when searching for a group of tags. This also opens up advanced search queries if the user would like only results with a tag weight over/under a threshold. The point of tag weights is to enable sorting by relevance when searching for a group of tags. This also opens up advanced search queries if the user would like only results with a tag weight over/under a threshold.
As a work-around for tag weights, the user could just define a tag for each weight range they deem to be different enough to necessitate a distinction when doing a search. As a work-around for tag weights, the user could just define a tag for each weight range they deem to be different enough to necessitate a distinction when doing a search.
Some tags change name with weight, maybe only on weight 1. A user should be able to put in the different name and then find works with the tag above that weight.
#### Tags per Page/Panel #### Tags per Page/Panel
This is a way to objectively (as possible) quantify the tag weight. Each manga would have a fixed number of taggable units (pages/panels). The user could then define if the tag is present in each unit or not. The weight can then be easily calculated. This is a way to objectively (as possible) quantify the tag weight. Each manga would have a fixed number of taggable units (pages/panels). The user could then define if the tag is present in each unit or not. The weight can then be easily calculated.