Currently, the {performers} filename tag/replacement does cis-gendered female performers only. Can that include trans-females as well?
My logic says it CAN be added to {performers} without pissing people off because they won't have trans vids anyway. Trans-positive people who do have those vids would almost certainly want female and trans performers listed if choosing {performers} over {all_performers} which includes male.
I don't have a problem with a separate {transf_performers} as long as this example would work:
[{site}] - {date} - {name} - {transf_performers} {performers}.{ext}
without adding that extra space when NO transf_perfomers are found. I have seen this done in other programs by adding the separator to the tag like this:
[{site - }]{date - }{name - }{transf_performers, }{performers}.{ext}
That way if any field is blank, both the placeholder/field AND the separator are left out of the filename. Either way it'd be cool to have that ability.
That's a big ask I know.
Currently, the {performers} filename tag/replacement does cis-gendered female performers only. Can that include trans-females as well?
My logic says it CAN be added to {performers} without pissing people off because they won't have trans vids anyway. Trans-positive people who do have those vids would almost certainly want female and trans performers listed if choosing {performers} over {all_performers} which includes male.
I don't have a problem with a separate {transf_performers} as long as this example would work:
[{site}] - {date} - {name} - {transf_performers} {performers}.{ext}without adding that extra space when NO transf_perfomers are found. I have seen this done in other programs by adding the separator to the tag like this:
[{site - }]{date - }{name - }{transf_performers, }{performers}.{ext}That way if any field is blank, both the placeholder/field AND the separator are left out of the filename. Either way it'd be cool to have that ability.
That's a big ask I know.