It's clearly no good talking to you, as after about 6 times explaining to you how it works, and what you could use instead, you have continued to mistag things according to your own beliefs.
I'm NOT saying this isn't family friendly. I'm saying don't be so quick to just declare it being family friendly right from the start. Wait to see how it turns out. Seeing as the gentlemen's agreement to keep violence comments out of family friendly has been more formalised, it's important to keep in mind the ways things can go.
^Because you continue to bring the declaration on comments into this discussion, it almost seems as though you just wish to justify violent comments on images "not proven to be family friendly." Tagging and the formalization of commenting rules have nothing to do with one another.
Although, in this case, I could see it going either way. Omanjuuaki has done family_friendly stuff before, and this is published in his one-off thread. The published comment is
Shouldn't images be tagged as is until proven that there is a series that follows it? I mean, if you look at this site, then nothing should be tagged as family_friendly because 99% of yukkuris get killed in some horrible way or another thanks to the skewed context over here. Meanwhile on Danbooru, you have only family_friendly pictures with a sprinkle of light abuse.
Speaking from just a tagging perspective, it's easier to tag stuff as they pop up as opposed to digging through the archives 3 months later to add missing tags after more images of a series crop up. If this turns out to be a one-shot, ok sure. You get a family friendly picture. If not, then no big deal. Go back and remove the tag since you'll undoubtedly run into duplicates while uploading the rest of the series.
Tagging prospectively rather than retrospectively would be a lot easier in the long run.
While I still think comics should be judged purely on an individual basis, Tea is being ludicrously headstrong so I'll support poweryoga's suggestion as a fair middleground.
I agree with it as well. I'm only being headstrong about this because it seems some people wish to immediately state something is going to be family friendly when it could go either way and I'm trying to get that damn point across. I've also said that violent comments should wait until the violence is confirmed, so the point about me trying to justify violent comments on images "not proven to be family friendly" has nothing to do with this.