Tags
A tag is a keyword or label that categorizes your question with other, similar questions. Using the right tags makes it easier for others to find and answer your question.
used by moderators (for End of Standard Support notices) or by anyone for discussions about handling posts about versions of Ubuntu which have reached the end of their standard support per…
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The reputation graphs are visual representations of reputation gain/loss over time and are found in the Activity tab of a user's profile. Use this tag for questions about the reputation graph listed i…
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should be used on Meta posts relating to people who were important to the Ask Ubuntu community who have recently passed away.
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Indicates that the post shares product or configuration change concepts during the Discovery phase. Open to receiving feedback from the Community preceding implementation.
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Indicates that the feature request or bug is something that is intended to be implemented or fixed, ideally in the near term.
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Indicates that the feature request or bug is something that is intended to be implemented or fixed, but not in the near term.
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Indicates that a change in functionality is currently under consideration, or needs further investigation.
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A special moderator-only tag to mark important meta discussions. A question with this tag can be seen on the main site, in a special sidebar, in the questions list, and when viewing individual questio…
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