user1908: Gao Weiwei was looking for a list of non-series tags on the main site, and it so happens that I found the list of them I had been keeping a while back. So here we go.

user1908: Here is a Data Explorer query that contains some information about non-series tags.
As new non-series tags are created, I will update this query. We don't get new non-series tags very often, though, so this will be infrequent. (It would be possible to do this without a hardcoded list if we were to include some sort of annotation in tag wikis to indicate which tags are non-series, but that seems like it might be overkill.)
If you notice a non-series tag I've missed, leave a comment here and I'll update. Also, if you have better suggestions for the categorization scheme (TagType), I'm all ears.
Rather than updating this post whenever we have new series tags, I will just update the query. When you click through to the query, there is a blurb that will say something like "edited feb 5"; that will tell you the last time I updated the query.

1908: <p><a href="https://anime.meta.stackexchange.com/q/1196/1908">Gao Weiwei was looking for a list of non-series tags on the main site</a>, and it so happens that I found the list of them I had been keeping a while back. So here we go.</p>
 1908: <p><a href="http://data.stackexchange.com/anime/query/261964" rel="nofollow"><strong>Here is a Data Explorer query that contains some information about non-series tags.</strong></a></p>

<p>As new non-series tags are created, I will update this query. We don't get new non-series tags very often, though, so this will be infrequent. (It would be possible to do this without a hardcoded list if we were to include some sort of annotation in tag wikis to indicate which tags are non-series, but that seems like it might be overkill.)</p>

<p>If you notice a non-series tag I've missed, leave a comment here and I'll update. Also, if you have better suggestions for the categorization scheme (<code>TagType</code>), I'm all ears.</p>

<p>Rather than updating this post whenever we have new series tags, I will just update the query. When you click through to the query, there is a blurb that will say something like "edited feb 5"; that will tell you the last time I updated the query.</p>
