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This tag is used for questions that ask users to — what else? — discuss an idea, concept or problem. Common use cases include hashing out how the community should handle a certain action and collaborating on how to solve a perceived issue within the community. A discussion question may not necessarily have a clear-cut right or wrong answer and is often subjective.

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This tag is used for questions that ask users to discuss an idea, concept, or problem. Common use cases include hashing out how the community should handle a certain action and collaborating on how to solve a perceived issue within the community. A discussion question may not necessarily have a clear-cut right or wrong answer and is often subjective.

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This tag is used for questions that ask users to — what else? — discuss an idea, concept or problem. Common use cases include hashing out how the community should handle a certain action and collaborating on how to solve a perceived issue within the community.

  A discussion question may not necessarily have a clear-cut right or wrong answer and is often subjective. On Meta, do not use community-wiki mode for subjective topics unless you are asking a "poll" question. Keep in mind, "poll" type questions are discouraged.

is one of the four possible mandatory tags. The other mandatory tag options are , and .

This tag is used for questions that ask users to — what else? — discuss an idea, concept or problem. Common use cases include hashing out how the community should handle a certain action and collaborating on how to solve a perceived issue within the community.

  A discussion question may not necessarily have a clear-cut right or wrong answer and is often subjective. On Meta, do not use community-wiki mode for subjective topics unless you are asking a "poll" question. Keep in mind, "poll" type questions are discouraged.

is one of the four possible mandatory tags. The other mandatory tag options are , and .

This tag is used for questions that ask users to — what else? — discuss an idea, concept or problem. Common use cases include hashing out how the community should handle a certain action and collaborating on how to solve a perceived issue within the community. A discussion question may not necessarily have a clear-cut right or wrong answer and is often subjective.

is one of the four possible mandatory tags. The other mandatory tag options are , and .

This tag is used for questions that ask users to — what else? — discuss an idea, concept or problem. Common use cases include hashing out how the community should handle a certain action and collaborating on how to solve a perceived issue within the community.

A discussion question may not necessarily have a clear-cut right or wrong answer and is often subjective. On Meta, do not use community-wiki mode for subjective topicsdo not use community-wiki mode for subjective topics unless you are asking a "poll" question. Keep in mind, "poll" type questions are discouraged.

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This tag is used for questions that ask users to — what else? — discuss an idea, concept or problem. Common use cases include hashing out how the community should handle a certain action and collaborating on how to solve a perceived issue within the community.

A discussion question may not necessarily have a clear-cut right or wrong answer and is often subjective. On Meta, do not use community-wiki mode for subjective topics unless you are asking a "poll" question. Keep in mind, "poll" type questions are discouraged.

is one of the four possible mandatory tags. The other mandatory tag options are , and .

This tag is used for questions that ask users to — what else? — discuss an idea, concept or problem. Common use cases include hashing out how the community should handle a certain action and collaborating on how to solve a perceived issue within the community.

A discussion question may not necessarily have a clear-cut right or wrong answer and is often subjective. On Meta, do not use community-wiki mode for subjective topics unless you are asking a "poll" question. Keep in mind, "poll" type questions are discouraged.

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