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I think I have stated my position in the specific discussions before: wordpress-n should be renamed to version-n and then we should be on the lookout for new occurrences of these tags, and remove them if not needed (which will be almost every time). (Funny anecdote: today I suggested on the Drupal Stack Exchange site that they use version-n instead of drupal-n. The suggested was executed one hour later, without community discussion. That moderator decision was probably too fast.)

I think I have stated my position in the specific discussions before: wordpress-n should be renamed to version-n and then we should be on the lookout for new occurrences of these tags, and remove them if not needed (which will be almost every time). (Funny anecdote: today I suggested on the Drupal Stack Exchange site that they use version-n instead of drupal-n. The suggested was executed one hour later, without community discussion. That moderator decision was probably too fast.)

I think the commenting system is a good way to guide newcomers, as long as we focus on what is wrong with the question, not with the person. If a user keeps posting bad questions the system will block them after a while.

I think the commenting system is a good way to guide newcomers, as long as we focus on what is wrong with the question, not with the person. If a user keeps posting bad questions the system will block them after a while.

I think I have stated my position in the specific discussions before: wordpress-n should be renamed to version-n and then we should be on the lookout for new occurrences of these tags, and remove them if not needed (which will be almost every time). (Funny anecdote: today I suggested on the Drupal Stack Exchange site that they use version-n instead of drupal-n. The suggested was executed one hour later, without community discussion. That moderator decision was probably too fast.)

I think I have stated my position in the specific discussions before: wordpress-n should be renamed to version-n and then we should be on the lookout for new occurrences of these tags, and remove them if not needed (which will be almost every time). (Funny anecdote: today I suggested on the Drupal Stack Exchange site that they use version-n instead of drupal-n. The suggested was executed one hour later, without community discussion. That moderator decision was probably too fast.)