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Let's spin the [wheel] for ideas on how to handle this tag!
@muru That would work as well. I think a dedicated tag would be better as it is a dedicated/specific format, not just installing Python software. We also have a [deb] tag as well, which is a somewhat similar case. SO also has a [python-wheel] tag. That said, I don't feel super strongly about it and I wouldn't be opposed to doing something else, like what you've described
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Let's spin the [wheel] for ideas on how to handle this tag!
Sounds good. I’ll wait a couple days in case anyone objects and/or has a reason not to, but if nobody does within a few days, I’ll go ahead and do it
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AI-generated content is not permitted on Ask Ubuntu
Use constitant commas in dates, add commas after statements like "On [date]", tidy up a paragraph a bit
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AI-generated content is not permitted on Ask Ubuntu
Fix another typo
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Fix a typo
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How should we clean up the [kvm] tag?
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How should we clean up the [kvm] tag?
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How do I log out of "Ask Ubuntu"?
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A user doesn't ask or answer, but only adds tags
See also What to do with tag-only edits? and When is an edit too minor? and Should single tag edits be approved?. In this specific case, I'd custom flag a post and let a mod know. In general, I think that edits should fix all issues with a post, and so updating tags on an otherwise bad post would be a fair reason to reject. I'm happy to do whatever consensus is though
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How should we clean up the [kvm] tag?
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AI-generated content is not permitted on Ask Ubuntu
@Levente I'd use a custom mod flag. I typically include why I think it is ChatGPT, the GPT detector result, and any other related info. If it helps, here's a (lightly modified) ChatGPT custom flag I raised on SO recently: This appears to be ChatGPT-generated. The GPT detector gave it X% as how likely it was to be AI-generated. There might be a better flag, but I typically have a bit of info to give (the detector result and if the user has other ChatGPT answers), so I always use a custom flag. A mod can confirm, but I'd guess custom-flags are the best way
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