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The [filament] is burning out
I was trying to ask a question about the Filament rendering system. It occurred to me that there were two more specific tags regarding "filament": laravel-filament and google-filament, which ...
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Fix the [transporter] malfunction
I've recently stumbled across transporter, with currently 1 watcher and 36 questions. There's no tag wiki at all either.
Addressing the points Shog9 makes:
Does it describe the contents of the ...
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How could we make [todictionary] less ambiguous?
There is this todictionary tag, with 53 questions.
But the tag is way too ambiguous... It doesn't have a tag wiki nor does it have a tag wiki excerpt.
The original use for this tag (at least I suppose)...
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Can we [cite] this for being vague?
cite - 35 questions
This tag has no usage guidance. It has a very short tag wiki that says it should be used for the HTML <cite> tag, but people don't tag their questions properly. Questions ...
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Prevent [Atom] from ever occurring again
atom has resurfaced again. Now in connection to an Erlang feature.
Maybe it needs to be renamed to erlang-atom, if it really makes sense - or burninated.
Atom is the name for:
Atom Feed
Text editor
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Split [C#-MySQL] tag
I found c#-mysql with 4 questions in this community!
I think it should burninated.
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Limit [access] to this tag: Burninate or merge with [access-control]?
The access tag is a tag with 1720 questions, and its description is
In computer security, general access control includes identification, authentication, authorization, access approval, and audit.
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Impale the [vlad]!
I've noticed that the tag vlad is used ambiguously in the following two cases:
Vlad the deployer, an application deployment automation for Ruby/Rake?
VLAD (vector of locally aggregated descriptors), ...
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Let's split the [atom]
I keep an eye on atom-editor daily. I noticed a while ago that it is very common for atom to be misused as a tag on these questions. The atom tag is for the Atom XML syndication format, where atom-...
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Should we burninate or retag [edge]?
The edge tag (716 391 questions)
"Edge detection in image progress etc. -- For the Microsoft Edge
browser, use the microsoft-edge tag."
is very similar to the edge-detection tag (537 questions)
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Should the [triangle-generation] tag be removed, as it has three bad sides?
triangle-generation attracts very different questions, mostly of low quality.
Some talk about OpenGL, some talk about putting triangles as markers into plots, others about drawing ASCII art triangles,...
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Is this tag a [forgery]?
forgery has no tag wiki, no synonyms, and 9 questions.
It has been used for to denote digital signature forgery, video file forgery, image forgery, cross-site-request forgery, AJAX request forgery (...
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Let's stash the [stash] tag
All questions that were tagged stash have been retagged to either git-stash, atlassian-stash, perl-stash, or expressionengine-stash.
Please burn stash, as it is too ambiguous.
The tag wiki for stash ...
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What is the [physical] tag for?
The physical tag currently has no summary, wiki page or synonyms, but it is used on 93 1 questions. Its purpose seems to be a bit vague, and usage is rather broad as a consequence — here are a few ...
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