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What should we do about the [hello-world] tag?
Recently I came across a question with a hello-world tag, which was asked a few days ago. (I can't post the link of it because it is now deleted)
After searching on Stack Overflow and Meta Stack ...
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The [tax] tag has been burninated
The tax tag is on about 200 questions dealing with numerous different concepts, languages, and problems. It only refers to a real-world domain that use cases for coding deal with, and adds no useful ...
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Should we burninate the [stars] tag?
Do NOT burninate this tag right now - this is a discussion, NOT an invitation to burninate this.
If anyone ignores the rules and burninates this anyways, the mods may have to get involved with that, ...
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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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Let's col[lab]orate on a plan for this tag!
This is a discussion. DO NOT burninate this tag right now
We have a lab tag. Here's its tag description:
Lab is a simple test utility for node.
Except... it isn't being used that way. I've seen it ...
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Should we burninate the [360] tag?
I think we should burninate the 360 tag
Does it describe the contents of the questions to which it is applied? and is it unambiguous?
Totally ambiguous
Is the concept described even on-topic for the ...
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Is SO getting too [corporate]?
Converting the question in a burninate-request as suggested in the comments.
I believe the tag corporate should be burninated.
It fails all the preliminary checks before burnination:
Does it describe ...
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Should we burninate the [interview] tag?
The interview tag has 22 questions. A selection of them are duplicates or closed questions.
Only 1 question is now left in the interview tag. It has been closed.
It is asking for help with interview ...
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The [rowname] and [columnname] tags have been burninated
Tag Counts
rowname x200
columnname x393
Intersection between the two x8
Burnination criteria
Does it describe the contents of the questions to which it is applied? And is it unambiguous?
The tag ...
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The [shipping] tag has been burninated
So... I think we should burninate the shipping tag
Does it describe the contents of the questions to which it is applied? and is it unambiguous?
It is something that is in some-way related to ...
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The [maintenance] tag has been burninated
I believe the tag maintenance should be burninated.
It fails all the preliminary checks before burnination:
Does it describe the contents of the questions to which it is applied? and is it ...
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The [variations] tag has been burninated
As I was working on the burnination of the options tag, I came across the question Variant options on Shopify which had both the variation and variations tag (as well as the options tag). When I ...
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This tag is not [old] but it could make us [old]
A new tag, old was recently created for this question. I think it is ambiguous and should be removed.
Burnination criteria:
1. Does it describe the contents of the questions to which it is applied? ...
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The [customer] has been removed
I happened upon the customer tag today. It presently has 202 questions, 36 of which were created in 2022 (about 6 per month).
The questions, predictably, revolve around eCommerce software. The top ...
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[how-to] burninate this tag?
Seriously? We have a how-to tag? Well... we shouldn't. Let's go through the criteria:
Does it describe the contents of the questions to which it is applied? and is it unambiguous?
Absolutely not. ...
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