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Robert Harvey's answer to What is the average number of tags per question on Stack Overflow and Stack Exchange as a whole? inspired me to go looking. On SO there are 24 questions with more than 5 tags spread out from 2008 to mid January 2011, see this data query.

I couldn't be bothered to check every site but went through about 10. The only other example I found is here, this question actually, which is from November 2011.

How is this possible? Is it still possible?

P.S. I'm not asking whether it'd be a good thing.

and I couldn't replicate it when creating this question.

Robert Harvey's answer to What is the average number of tags per question on Stack Overflow and Stack Exchange as a whole? inspired me to go looking. On SO there are 24 questions with more than 5 tags spread out from 2008 to mid January 2011, see this data query.

I couldn't be bothered to check every site but went through about 10. The only other example I found is here, this question actually, which is from November 2011.

How is this possible? Is it still possible?

P.S. I'm not asking whether it'd be a good thing.

and I couldn't replicate it when creating this question.

Robert Harvey's answer to What is the average number of tags per question on Stack Overflow and Stack Exchange as a whole? inspired me to go looking. On SO there are 24 questions with more than 5 tags spread out from 2008 to mid January 2011, see this data query.

I couldn't be bothered to check every site but went through about 10. The only other example I found is here, this question actually, which is from November 2011.

How is this possible? Is it still possible?

P.S. I'm not asking whether it'd be a good thing.

and I couldn't replicate it when creating this question.

Robert Harvey's answer to What is the average number of tags per question on Stack Overflow and Stack Exchange as a whole? inspired me to go looking. On SO there are 24 questions with more than 5 tags spread out from 2008 to mid January 2011, see this data query.

I couldn't be bothered to check every site but went through about 10. The only other example I found is here, this question actually, which is from November 2011.

How is this possible? Is it still possible?

P.S. I'm not asking whether it'd be a good thing.

and I couldn't replicate it when creating this question.

Robert Harvey's answer to http://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/126418/what-is-the-average-number-of-tags-per-question-in-stack-overflow-and-stack-exch inspired me to go looking. On SO there are 24 questions with more than 5 tags spread out from 2008 to mid January 2011, see this data query.

I couldn't be bothered to check every site but went through about 10. The only other example I found is here, this question actually, which is from November 2011.

How is this possible? Is it still possible?

P.S. I'm not asking whether it'd be a good thing.

and I couldn't replicate it when creating this question.

Robert Harvey's answer to What is the average number of tags per question on Stack Overflow and Stack Exchange as a whole? inspired me to go looking. On SO there are 24 questions with more than 5 tags spread out from 2008 to mid January 2011, see this data query.

I couldn't be bothered to check every site but went through about 10. The only other example I found is here, this question actually, which is from November 2011.

How is this possible? Is it still possible?

P.S. I'm not asking whether it'd be a good thing.

and I couldn't replicate it when creating this question.