I guess so. Honestly, I read the categories as being het, slash, femslash, and multi, with multi meaning combinations of the above. (For example, even though the dropdown menu says M/M for slash, I would use the tag for M/M/M as well, since I simply read it as meaning slash rather than meaning "only slash with two people".)
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Date: 2009-11-18 09:20 pm (UTC)