@Zacharee1 those that actively answer questions are answerers. For example, I'm not an answerer anymore until stuff like this gets sorted out and quality goes up. User is any user.

@Zacharee1 which further my position that users should not create tags, answerers should.

@MarkKirby non-knowledgeable users aren't answering questions, are there?

I'm not sure why we a tag for monitor counts, I can read the question quite well, thanks.

Who cares about the brand? The brand is irrelevant. From the linux kernel perspective, it looks for the manufacturer of the subsystem it's talking to. Check the output of lspci and tell me how many times appears your computer brand (BTW, my system is an HP, and all the output says "Intel"...)

Why in the world it would be necessary. I checked some of these OEM tags and they are mostly crappy questions which the OEM is, almost always, irrelevant, and when it is (hw question), the OEM didn't even make the relevant part. OEM's nowadays just assemble parts, and on some cases I suspect they don't even do that.

"It also makes motherboards, tablets, phones" err... no it doesn't. It just rebrands someone else hardware, changes some specs and sells it. If you check the hw-id of many of this stuff it should return the original manufacturer.

Unless someone is actively looking and retagging questions (hint: they are not, and you have seen it) I prefer playing safe and not having this tag at all. That way it can't be used inappropriately.

related What should the "gateway" tag be used for?

That question is woefully unclear. "Anyone having problems with font viewer" without even disclosing what the problem is, is like trying to fix a car, by phone, and the only clue is that it doesn't start up... it's simply impossible.

The one I was actually looking for How do we encourage edits to obsolete/out of date answers?

Oh, btw, related Keeping special status for Accepted Answers without sticking them to top forever?

It doesn't help that the accepted answer is longass with tons of images

@ΈρικΚωνσταντόπουλος I really don't know where you are coming from... I lost editing privileges on so at least 2 times that I remember, because I downvoted bad answers. I still downvote them, but losing reputation wasn't at any time a cause of concern.

@ΈρικΚωνσταντόπουλος you prefer leaving a wrong/misleading answer instead of downvoting it? That doesn't looks right.