[STARS-894-MR] My secret girlfriend Kamiki Rei’s perverse true face that only I know. A secret office romance with the beautiful K-san, who is known for her looks but is actually a submissive girlfriend ready for any request.
Objectively, in terms of SEO engagement, “[Reduced Mosaic]” seems to be the convention on a majority of other competing websites.
Beginner JAV watchers will always default to this search term and so you’d want to get their attention by using something simple, recognisable and unambiguous.
Additionally, google won’t likely show the videos when searching for [Reduced Mosaic] which could unfortunately reduce traffic to the Javguru website. Which is slightly counter productive since having diversity and more videos should bring in more attention.
But this is your website and you are the boss, so the final decision is up to you to decide. I’m just giving my feedback and opinion as a Jav fan because I want the best for your amazing website.
In terms of consistency, I do not think the code should be modified and instead extra text can be placed afterwards.
For example:
[STARS-894](Reduced Mosaic) My secret girlfriend Kamiki Rei’s perverse true face that only I know.
My reasoning is because if we look at how English subtitled videos are presented we see the titles use this convention:
[STARS-894](English Subbed) My secret girlfriend Kamiki Rei’s perverse true face that only I know.
Since it’s the same video but a modified edited version then having text after the code can make it easier for users to understand why there are duplicate and multiple videos.
For example:
[STARS-894]
[STARS-894](English Subbed)
[STARS-894](Reduced Mosaic)
This is consistent and inline with the existing formatting and system of modified videos.
To highlight this if we assume 3 version of the same video gets uploaded using the current format, it will currently look like this:
[STARS-894]
[STARS-894-MR]
[STARS-894] (English subbed)
Which IMO is less aesthetically pleasing and more complicated since it’s harder to recognise a pattern.
i.e.
What does MR mean, is it an abbreviation, if it is, why isn’t English subbed abbreviated, why is it attached to the code ect ect
Mr. Japanese Bakayaro
¿why did you remove the MIMK-143 live-action Yoshine Yuria? It’s a great site; it was recommended to me for watching live-action hentai, but I’m sure they must have reasons for banning some of the live-action content.
![[STARS-894-MR] My secret girlfriend Kamiki Rei’s perverse true face that only I know. A secret office romance with the beautiful K-san, who is known for her looks but is actually a submissive girlfriend ready for any request.](https://cdn.javmiku.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/11/1stars894pl.jpg)
what does -MR stands for?
Can we expect more of these videos on Javguru from now on? I like the idea.
It might help get more people visiting the website but unfortunately the “MR” on its own isn’t obvious to many people.
I remember when I was still new to jav I only searched for videos labelled [Reduced Mosaic] on Google.
Objectively, in terms of SEO engagement, “[Reduced Mosaic]” seems to be the convention on a majority of other competing websites.
Beginner JAV watchers will always default to this search term and so you’d want to get their attention by using something simple, recognisable and unambiguous.
Additionally, google won’t likely show the videos when searching for [Reduced Mosaic] which could unfortunately reduce traffic to the Javguru website. Which is slightly counter productive since having diversity and more videos should bring in more attention.
But this is your website and you are the boss, so the final decision is up to you to decide. I’m just giving my feedback and opinion as a Jav fan because I want the best for your amazing website.
In terms of consistency, I do not think the code should be modified and instead extra text can be placed afterwards.
For example:
[STARS-894](Reduced Mosaic) My secret girlfriend Kamiki Rei’s perverse true face that only I know.
My reasoning is because if we look at how English subtitled videos are presented we see the titles use this convention:
[STARS-894](English Subbed) My secret girlfriend Kamiki Rei’s perverse true face that only I know.
Since it’s the same video but a modified edited version then having text after the code can make it easier for users to understand why there are duplicate and multiple videos.
For example:
[STARS-894]
[STARS-894](English Subbed)
[STARS-894](Reduced Mosaic)
This is consistent and inline with the existing formatting and system of modified videos.
To highlight this if we assume 3 version of the same video gets uploaded using the current format, it will currently look like this:
[STARS-894]
[STARS-894-MR]
[STARS-894] (English subbed)
Which IMO is less aesthetically pleasing and more complicated since it’s harder to recognise a pattern.
i.e.
What does MR mean, is it an abbreviation, if it is, why isn’t English subbed abbreviated, why is it attached to the code ect ect
Decensored could also work since that is what it is categorized as:
https://jav.guru/category/decensored/
Then the convention for modified videos could be:
[STARS-894]
[STARS-894] (Decensored)
[STARS-894] (English Subbed)
Just helping give some feedback. Not trying to be rude
Mr. Japanese Bakayaro
¿why did you remove the MIMK-143 live-action Yoshine Yuria? It’s a great site; it was recommended to me for watching live-action hentai, but I’m sure they must have reasons for banning some of the live-action content.
what does the MR in the code supposed to mean?
EDIT:
just realized it’s Mosaic Removed.