Maybe split the tag in minor generation errors and major generation errors? Minor gets a pass while major is hidden by default?
>>37425t
This would be an example of minor errors. Window frame is not complete, slightly weird angle and headboard directly at window.
For major errors we have a few examples in my first post.
To use a tag like "low quality" low quality need a proper definition for AI. If I draw a quick doodle of stick figure ponies it would be "low quality" for a human. Most models have a very high "quality" by default if properly utilized.
>>37195t
>>37173t
>>36939t
These are 3 examples were in my opinion a "low quality" tag would be appropriate. The minimalist style was obviously not intentional and the weird body proportions speak of someone not using the base prompts (score_9, score_8_up, ...).
I know this could be weaponized. Any tag can really. But if we not use anything that can be misused, we would sit still in caves eating meals raw.