Tags
A tag is a keyword or label that categorizes your question with other, similar questions. Using the right tags makes it easier for others to find and answer your question.
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For questions attempting to achieve consensus or discussion on what is on and off-topic for the site.
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For questions about the system of labels/keywords used to classify questions based on their topic(s)
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used to ask about specific questions (e.g. why a question was closed.)
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For questions about the promotion of the site outside of Open Source SE. If your question is about community ads, use the [advertising] tag. If your question is about contact with organizations, use t…
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For questions attempting to seek the reasons for placing questions on-hold, or about the reasons for closure themselves.
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Discussions for questions about moderators, their roles and responsibilities, as well as their actions and conduct in dealing with situations.
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Tag synonyms are labels for categorizing questions. Tag synonyms are created when two related labels are merged due to common misspellings, or synonyms of the same word.
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Closed questions are questions that have been placed on hold, or are inactive due to a status on the question itself. To determine why a question was closed, or about possible reasons for closure, use…
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Discussing the elements of making the site neutral, and about creating a welcoming, user-friendly experience.
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Discussions for determining scope overlap between sites as well as question/answer migrations.
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Discussions of possible partnerships or other official contacts with organizations related to the topic of this site
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Close reason for questions that are vague or not specific in natures, and would likely attract many answers, or require extremely long ones.
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Indicates that the reported behavior is intentional and not subject to change
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