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Let's talk for a minute about the tag, again.

There are many different kinds of recovery, including (but not limited to):

Right now, is automatically replaced with , which is a misuse of synonyms in my own opinion. We don't have redirecting to , so tag shouldn't be synonymized to .

Therefore, I propose we remove the synonymization of and request a blacklist of the tag. Furthermore, we add a warning in the usage guidelines, similar to the following:

DO NOT USE THIS TAG! Instead, use one of the appropriate recovery tags: for lost data, for the eponymous boot mode, or for a lost password.

 

Tag used for questions about any form of recovery operations on Linux.

Let's talk for a minute about the tag, again.

There are many different kinds of recovery, including (but not limited to):

Right now, is automatically replaced with , which is a misuse of synonyms in my own opinion. We don't have redirecting to , so tag shouldn't be synonymized to .

Therefore, I propose we remove the synonymization of and request a blacklist of the tag. Furthermore, we add a warning in the usage guidelines, similar to the following:

DO NOT USE THIS TAG! Instead, use one of the appropriate recovery tags: for lost data, for the eponymous boot mode, or for a lost password.

 

Tag used for questions about any form of recovery operations on Linux.

Let's talk for a minute about the tag, again.

There are many different kinds of recovery, including (but not limited to):

Right now, is automatically replaced with , which is a misuse of synonyms in my own opinion. We don't have redirecting to , so tag shouldn't be synonymized to .

Therefore, I propose we remove the synonymization of and request a blacklist of the tag. Furthermore, we add a warning in the usage guidelines, similar to the following:

DO NOT USE THIS TAG! Instead, use one of the appropriate recovery tags: for lost data, for the eponymous boot mode, or for a lost password.

Tag used for questions about any form of recovery operations on Linux.

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Kaz Wolfe
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Let's talk for a minute about the tag, again.

There are many different kinds of recovery, including (but not limited to):

Right now, is automatically replaced with , which is a misuse of synonyms in my own opinion. We don't have redirecting to , so tag shouldn't be synonymized to .

Therefore, I propose we remove the synonymization of and request a blacklist of the tag. Furthermore, we add a warning in the usage guidelines, similar to the following:

DO NOT USE THIS TAG! Instead, use one of the appropriate recovery tags: for lost data, for the eponymous boot mode, or for a lost password.

Tag used for questions about any form of recovery operations on Linux.

Let's talk for a minute about the tag, again.

There are many different kinds of recovery, including (but not limited to):

Right now, is automatically replaced with , which is a misuse of synonyms in my own opinion. We don't have redirecting to , so tag shouldn't be synonymized to .

Therefore, I propose we remove the synonymization of and blacklist the tag. Furthermore, we add a warning in the usage guidelines, similar to the following:

DO NOT USE THIS TAG! Instead, use one of the appropriate recovery tags: for lost data, for the eponymous boot mode, or for a lost password.

Tag used for questions about any form of recovery operations on Linux.

Let's talk for a minute about the tag, again.

There are many different kinds of recovery, including (but not limited to):

Right now, is automatically replaced with , which is a misuse of synonyms in my own opinion. We don't have redirecting to , so tag shouldn't be synonymized to .

Therefore, I propose we remove the synonymization of and request a blacklist of the tag. Furthermore, we add a warning in the usage guidelines, similar to the following:

DO NOT USE THIS TAG! Instead, use one of the appropriate recovery tags: for lost data, for the eponymous boot mode, or for a lost password.

Tag used for questions about any form of recovery operations on Linux.

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Kaz Wolfe
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Give [recovery] the [installation] treatment

Let's talk for a minute about the tag, again.

There are many different kinds of recovery, including (but not limited to):

Right now, is automatically replaced with , which is a misuse of synonyms in my own opinion. We don't have redirecting to , so tag shouldn't be synonymized to .

Therefore, I propose we remove the synonymization of and blacklist the tag. Furthermore, we add a warning in the usage guidelines, similar to the following:

DO NOT USE THIS TAG! Instead, use one of the appropriate recovery tags: for lost data, for the eponymous boot mode, or for a lost password.

Tag used for questions about any form of recovery operations on Linux.