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Tags are keywords or labels that categorize a question with other, similar questions. Using the right tags makes it easier for users to find and answer a question. Use this tag for proposing actions upon tags (such as merging, synonymization, removal, etc.), or other tag-related questions.
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What's the difference between serial-port and serial tag?
"serial-port" seems like, when used correctly, it would indicate the serial port itself, making it a hardware question not belonging on AskUbuntu. Wouldn't the correct tag be "serial-bus" or something …
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The "recovery" tag
Perhaps it should be blacklisted and it be recommended that more specific tags like data-recovery be used instead. It reminds me of the old installation mess. …
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Do we need the soundcard tag?
It seems, at least to me, that every question tagged soundcard would properly also be marked sound, and vice versa. Therefore, soundcard should be a synonym of sound.
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We have a Mint tag [duplicate]
We have a tag called mint, and one user said that it led him to believe that Mint questions are on topic, which they aren't. Is there any way in which this tag is useful or should we just delete it?
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Blacklist the "connection" tag
What kind of connection? Internet connection? USB connection? Asdfghjkl connection? It should be blacklisted, I think.
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Synonym request: [software-uninstall] to [uninstall]
I don't see any reason for moving a group of questions about a specific topic (software uninstallation) into a more general category (the uninstall tag). If your goal is to make a more fitting tag for …