The tag ambrosensfw is the name of the person who generated this. I originally found this on Sankaku Complex at https://chan.sankakucomplex.com/en/posts/LQMlje2e1r3 I couldn't use the direct link and instead had to download it and upload it here, because they have a VERY strict anti-hotlinking script (which in some cases makes it so their own site can't display things), so I knew I couldn't just capture the video by using the link in the source field here at AIBooru. That's why it has an MP4 file as listed as the source here, but the original source is actually link I posted in this comment. I didn't generate this myself.
Also note to admin. Please don't delete this for realism. While it is fairly realistic, it's not so realistic as to be confused for a real photo. It's easy to see that this is AI generated.
Also, the person who generated this has a name who's tag wasn't yet on AIBooru, so it created a new tag when I actually put their name in as a tag. So it made it a generic tag, and I couldn't figure out how to change the tag type to be an artist tag. There was nothing in the upload UI that could see to define the type of the tag. So this should be changed by an admin. This guy has generated a TON of these (it's not just a one-off thing, so he definitely deserves a tag), and the only place I can find them online is on Sankaku Complex Chan.
I've removed the artist_request tag now, as the tag for artist's name has now been converted to an artist name tag from a generic tag (I think an admin must have done that conversion as I saw no method by which the uploader could do that).
I still am unsure about what to do with the source. Maybe a moderator can help me here. I know where I got it from online, but since that site used strict hotlink blocking, I couldn't just give the direct link to AIBooru and let it download it. Instead I had to download it myself from there and then upload the file to AIBooru. This causes the source here to appear as a filename and for there to be a non-web_source tag. I can edit the source to point to the original webpage that the video appeared on, and remove the tag for a non web source. But technically it was a file I uploaded here (after downloading from the original source), so I'm not sure if I should leave the source as indicating a normal filename, or should I set the source to be the URL of the page that the video originally appeared on (and then correspondingly remove the non web source tag)?
I've removed the artist_request tag now, as the tag for artist's name has now been converted to an artist name tag from a generic tag (I think an admin must have done that conversion as I saw no method by which the uploader could do that).
I still am unsure about what to do with the source. Maybe a moderator can help me here. I know where I got it from online, but since that site used strict hotlink blocking, I couldn't just give the direct link to AIBooru and let it download it. Instead I had to download it myself from there and then upload the file to AIBooru. This causes the source here to appear as a filename and for there to be a non-web_source tag. I can edit the source to point to the original webpage that the video appeared on, and remove the tag for a non web source. But technically it was a file I uploaded here (after downloading from the original source), so I'm not sure if I should leave the source as indicating a normal filename, or should I set the source to be the URL of the page that the video originally appeared on (and then correspondingly remove the non web source tag)?
You can convert small tags via prefix, such as putting artist:ambrosensfw into the tagbox. Another way is through https://aibooru.online/tags
As for the source, it is better if you edit the source to where you found the image from. third-party source tag might be applicable here as well, as Sankaku is another image board so it could've been anyone uploading that image there. As for non-web source I think that tag will get removed automatically when you change it to one that has a link.
Ok. I've set the source now to the URL of the page that this video originally appeared on. It's not the direct link to the video file though, because Sankaku Complex blocks hotlinking. Also to view anything on that site, you now need to log in (Sankaku Complex Chan no longer allows guests to view their stuff). The moment you click that source link to view the video, you will be taken to a login page on Sankaku Complex Chan.
After completing login you also won't be taken directly to the page you tried to access (possibly a bug on their site) but will instead be taken to your account's profile page. So once logged in, you will need to go to that source link again to actually see the intended webpage. This also means you will need an account on that site, so if you don't have one yet, now would be a good time to create an account over there. You can choose paid or free accounts.
In my experience, you only need a free account to view all their content (paid accounts allow you to type more keywords into the search instead of like a limit of 5 keywords or something, and give you access their AI image generator). So I would recommend a free account, if you just want to look at the page that is the source for my upload here.
