Apologies for how long it took me to add these relationships, but it was hard for me to set aside time to reformat them. The format I was looking for (the format that lets me drop the tags straight into the batch load page on the tagset) was this:
My Favorite Martian (TV),Martin O'Hara & Tim O'Hara (My Favorite Martian (TV)), The Wild Wild West (1965 - TV),James West & Artemus Gordon (The Wild Wild West (1965 - TV)) Kolchak: The Night Stalker,Carl Kochak & Miss Emily Cowles (Kolchak: The Night Stalker) F Troop,Sgt Morgan O'Rourke & Cpl Randolph Agarn & Capt Wilton Parmenter (F Troop) The Flying Nun (TV),Sr Bertrille & Carlos Ramirez & Sr Jacqueline & Rev Mother Superior Lydia Placido (The Flying Nun) Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (1964 - TV),Cdr Lee Crane & Lt Cdr Chip Morton & Adm Harriman Nelson (Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (1964)) Scarecrow & Mrs King,Billy Melrose & Lee Stetson & Amanda King & Francine Desmond (Scarecrow & Mrs King) Quantum Leap,Dr Samuel Beckett & Adm Al Calavicci (Quantum Leap)
A couple of your tags were longer than 100 characters, which is a tag length limit set by AO3 that I mentioned in the instructions in this post. I changed the ones that could be changed (iirc the Flying Nun tag and the Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea tag) but your Hogan's Heroes tag is over 200 characters so you'll have to rethink that before I can add it. You don't have to include people's army rank in their names, but you do need to use their full names. You'll probably need to pick less than 9 characters to get a tag with under 100 characters. You can abbreviate your disambiguations. For example, instead of "(Hogan's Heroes (TV 1965))" I would accept "(Hogan's Heroes)" or even "(H's H)". There aren't any other Hogan's Heroes fandoms in the tagset, so there's not likely to be any confusion if you leave off the medium and year.
When you give me your new Hogun's Heroes tags, please make sure to give them to me in the format I've asked for in the post above, in my first reply to you, and in this comment. Allowing people to add as many late tags as they want is an unusual choice for an exchange mod because it's pretty labor intensive and time consuming, so it's important that people who are asking for late tags read the instructions carefully. If you have questions or are confused I'm happy to explain further, and if you have any suggestions on how I could provide clearer instructions in the future, I'd love to hear them!
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Date: 2022-03-15 03:43 pm (UTC)A couple of your tags were longer than 100 characters, which is a tag length limit set by AO3 that I mentioned in the instructions in this post. I changed the ones that could be changed (iirc the Flying Nun tag and the Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea tag) but your Hogan's Heroes tag is over 200 characters so you'll have to rethink that before I can add it. You don't have to include people's army rank in their names, but you do need to use their full names. You'll probably need to pick less than 9 characters to get a tag with under 100 characters. You can abbreviate your disambiguations. For example, instead of "(Hogan's Heroes (TV 1965))" I would accept "(Hogan's Heroes)" or even "(H's H)". There aren't any other Hogan's Heroes fandoms in the tagset, so there's not likely to be any confusion if you leave off the medium and year.
When you give me your new Hogun's Heroes tags, please make sure to give them to me in the format I've asked for in the post above, in my first reply to you, and in this comment. Allowing people to add as many late tags as they want is an unusual choice for an exchange mod because it's pretty labor intensive and time consuming, so it's important that people who are asking for late tags read the instructions carefully. If you have questions or are confused I'm happy to explain further, and if you have any suggestions on how I could provide clearer instructions in the future, I'd love to hear them!