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Recommend that we deprecate the tag and use the tag That will enable searching on to return posts that articulate the policy and culture of H:SE. That, in turn, will make it easier to refer new users to authoritative reference posts on H:SE policy.

(unless someone can identify a reason to have two overlapping tags. I don't want to maintain questions about policies other than H:SE site policy.)

Unless there is an objection, I'll go through and add to all questions tagged As time permits, we'll remove the old tag. I've updated the tag wiki.

May need to move this to a second question, but we probably should devise some protocol to identify under discussion vs consensus . The simple approach would be Turns out that it is difficult or impossible to use the tagremove , and remove it after a week of no new content. Then re-add it if/when someone raises a question. Please submit feedback and/or alternatives in

In the answers below, please comment on the above approach and offer advice on how to manage policy under review vs accepted policy.

  • should we create and ? are dual tagged questions going to confuse search or create other issues?
  • Should we just create and remove it after a week of no comments? Any policy not under discussion is official?
  • is there a better way?

Recommend that we deprecate the tag and use the tag That will enable searching on to return posts that articulate the policy and culture of H:SE. That, in turn, will make it easier to refer new users to authoritative reference posts on H:SE policy.

(unless someone can identify a reason to have two overlapping tags. I don't want to maintain questions about policies other than H:SE site policy.)

Unless there is an objection, I'll go through and add to all questions tagged As time permits, we'll remove the old tag. I've updated the tag wiki.

May need to move this to a second question, but we probably should devise some protocol to identify under discussion vs consensus . The simple approach would be to use the tag , and remove it after a week of no new content. Then re-add it if/when someone raises a question. Please submit feedback and/or alternatives in answers below.

Recommend that we deprecate the tag and use the tag That will enable searching on to return posts that articulate the policy and culture of H:SE. That, in turn, will make it easier to refer new users to authoritative reference posts on H:SE policy.

(unless someone can identify a reason to have two overlapping tags. I don't want to maintain questions about policies other than H:SE site policy.)

Unless there is an objection, I'll go through and add to all questions tagged As time permits, we'll remove the old tag. I've updated the tag wiki.

May need to move this to a second question, but we probably should devise some protocol to identify under discussion vs consensus . Turns out that it is difficult or impossible to remove .

In the answers below, please comment on the above approach and offer advice on how to manage policy under review vs accepted policy.

  • should we create and ? are dual tagged questions going to confuse search or create other issues?
  • Should we just create and remove it after a week of no comments? Any policy not under discussion is official?
  • is there a better way?
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May we deprecate the [policy] tag?

Recommend that we deprecate the tag and use the tag That will enable searching on to return posts that articulate the policy and culture of H:SE. That, in turn, will make it easier to refer new users to authoritative reference posts on H:SE policy.

(unless someone can identify a reason to have two overlapping tags. I don't want to maintain questions about policies other than H:SE site policy.)

Unless there is an objection, I'll go through and add to all questions tagged As time permits, we'll remove the old tag. I've updated the tag wiki.

May need to move this to a second question, but we probably should devise some protocol to identify under discussion vs consensus . The simple approach would be to use the tag , and remove it after a week of no new content. Then re-add it if/when someone raises a question. Please submit feedback and/or alternatives in answers below.