I kindly request to make [on-hold] synonymous with [closed-questions]

"on-hold" was a wording used temporarily instead of "closed"

• on-hold has no tag wiki and has 15 questions.

• closed-questions has 212 questions. The tag excerpt is the following:

  Anything about questions that were closed by community or a moderator

I found this tag while searching about Super User community standards related to questions about spreadsheet formulas, more specifically in the following question:

Clear question with examples closed as unclear

The above question has discussion, specific-question and on-hold. It's about an Excel question.

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• Please don't vote to close Excel questions as off-topic
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• Closing changes: [on hold], unclear, too broad, opinion-based, off-topic reasons, bye-bye to Too Localized

I kindly request to make on-hold synonymous with closed-questions

"on-hold" was a wording used between 2013 and 2019. Nowadays, it's used "closed":

• on-hold has no tag wiki and has 15 questions.

• closed-questions has 212 questions. The tag excerpt is the following:

  Anything about questions that were closed by community or a moderator

I found this tag while searching about Super User community standards related to questions about spreadsheet formulas, more specifically in the following question:

Clear question with examples closed as unclear

The above question has discussion, specific-question and on-hold. It's about an Excel question.

Related

Local

• Please don't vote to close Excel questions as off-topic
• Use of [moderation] in Meta

Meta Stack Exchange

• Every "close" has its thorn: replace "close" with "on hold" for the first five days
• Closing changes: [on hold], unclear, too broad, opinion-based, off-topic reasons, bye-bye to Too Localized

Stack Oveflow Blog

• New post notices: Improving feedback on Stack Overflow questions Posted in 2019. It announces the replacement of "on hold" by "closed"

"on-hold" was a wording that was used temporarily instead of "closed"

• on-hold has no tag wiki, and has 15 questions.

• closed-questions has 212 questions. The tag excerpt is the following:

  Anything about questions that were closed by community or a moderator

I found this tag while searching about Super User community standards related to questions about spreadsheet formulas, more specifically in the following question:

Clear question with examples closed as unclear

The above question has discussion, specific-question and on-hold. It's about an Excel question.

Related

• Please don't vote to close Excel questions as off-topic
• Use of [moderation] in Meta

I kindly request to make [on-hold] synonymous with [closed-questions]

"on-hold" was a wording used temporarily instead of "closed"

• on-hold has no tag wiki and has 15 questions.

• closed-questions has 212 questions. The tag excerpt is the following:

  Anything about questions that were closed by community or a moderator

I found this tag while searching about Super User community standards related to questions about spreadsheet formulas, more specifically in the following question:

Clear question with examples closed as unclear

The above question has discussion, specific-question and on-hold. It's about an Excel question.

Related

Local

• Please don't vote to close Excel questions as off-topic
• Use of [moderation] in Meta

Meta Stack Exchange

• Closing changes: [on hold], unclear, too broad, opinion-based, off-topic reasons, bye-bye to Too Localized