snowpity_pose

I’d like to categorize this specific pose. It’s heavily associated with the snowpity meme, but snowpity has been deemed not to apply to these images, only images referring the snowpity meme explicitly, so my idea is snowpity_pose rainbowshining.

https://derpibooru.org/images/232256
https://derpibooru.org/images/3044872
https://derpibooru.org/images/3038281
https://derpibooru.org/images/833534
https://derpibooru.org/images/2818722
https://derpibooru.org/images/2855509
https://derpibooru.org/images/3052929

On second thought, rainbowshining is better

actually before tag war - this images has a tag what applied only to them mares i love them
so i think in this area - because in 3038281 description actually wrote I love them.
and this phrase common use in comments and also strongly related to the snowpity meme

@styrbo
rainbowshining is more descriptive. If you google mares I love them you get much more varied results.

uh still confused to look at comments like that: https://derpibooru.org/images/3021907#comment_10398682
and searching at images in google - what give a lot of results with the pose, maybe actually just use something like snowpity_pose (if we actually can’t use just snowpity because it’s already claimed by memes)

I don’t see any issue with tagging the pose specifically, and I certainly don’t mind “rainbowshining” as a tag name - it’s much more descriptive than “snowpity pose”.
however, not all examples you’ve posted are applicable.
looking up and having hooves outstretched is a very common pose; therefore, you need evidence beyond reasonable doubt for the tag to apply.

The most objective way for me to describe it is that it needs to take direct and unambiguous inspiration from the pose Rainbowshine makes in Sonic Rainboom - out of the examples you posted, the Mayor and the Rainbowshines would apply, while the rest are generic “hooves outstretched, looking up” poses, and would not apply.

@NotADeliciousPotato
+1

@NotADeliciousPotato
+1

@NotADeliciousPotato
+1

see hooves in air and raised arms for the generic way to tag that sort of pose (those two tags are borderline redundant and a bit mixed up with each other, though)