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Tamara Wijsman
Tamara Wijsman
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is ambiguous and has to go, or you'll keep getting questions accidentally tagged to it.

I would suggest to use or or instead:

  • makes the user more likely to read what it is, but accidental tags could still happen.

  • is as verbose as it can gets, no way that you can misunderstand that.

  • could work as well, since the web notion might not be necessary.

Don't add framework because it adds no value to the tag name.

So, here's the approach I would suggest:

  1. Contact the sponsor that he is sponsoring the wrong tag.

  2. Sort out to only contain Java Metro-related questions, for the design language.

  3. Move all questions from to or .

  4. Call Trogdor using the awesome sign and ask him to burninate (and blacklist it).

  5. ???

  6. Profit! Everybody happy...

Here is an image explaining it all with tags, SE team, sponsor(s), freehand circles, unicorns and Trogdor:

Any resemblance with real-life persons, drakes or unicorns is purely coincidentally...

is ambiguous and has to go, or you'll keep getting questions accidentally tagged to it.

I would suggest to use or or instead:

  • makes the user more likely to read what it is, but accidental tags could still happen.

  • is as verbose as it can gets, no way that you can misunderstand that.

  • could work as well, since the web notion might not be necessary.

Don't add framework because it adds no value to the tag name.

So, here's the approach I would suggest:

  1. Contact the sponsor that he is sponsoring the wrong tag.

  2. Sort out to only contain Java Metro-related questions, for the design language.

  3. Move all questions from to or .

  4. Call Trogdor using the awesome sign and ask him to burninate (and blacklist it).

  5. ???

  6. Everybody happy.

Here is an image explaining it all with tags, SE team, sponsor(s), freehand circles, unicorns and Trogdor:

is ambiguous and has to go, or you'll keep getting questions accidentally tagged to it.

I would suggest to use or or instead:

  • makes the user more likely to read what it is, but accidental tags could still happen.

  • is as verbose as it can gets, no way that you can misunderstand that.

  • could work as well, since the web notion might not be necessary.

Don't add framework because it adds no value to the tag name.

So, here's the approach I would suggest:

  1. Contact the sponsor that he is sponsoring the wrong tag.

  2. Sort out to only contain Java Metro-related questions, for the design language.

  3. Move all questions from to or .

  4. Call Trogdor using the awesome sign and ask him to burninate (and blacklist it).

  5. ???

  6. Profit! Everybody happy...

Here is an image explaining it all with tags, SE team, sponsor(s), freehand circles, unicorns and Trogdor:

Any resemblance with real-life persons, drakes or unicorns is purely coincidentally...

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Tamara Wijsman
Tamara Wijsman
  • 7k
  • 1
  • 28
  • 48

is ambiguous and has to go, or you'll keep getting questions accidentally tagged to it.

I would suggest to use or or instead:

  • makes the user more likely to read what it is, but accidental tags could still happen.

  • is as verbose as it can gets, no way that you can misunderstand that.

  • could work as well, since the web notion might not be necessary.

Don't add framework because it adds no value to the tag name.

So, here's the approach I would suggest:

  1. Contact the sponsor that he is sponsoring the wrong tag.

  2. Sort out to only contain Java Metro-related questions, for the design language.

  3. Move all questions from to or .

  4. Call Trogdor using the awesome sign and ask him to burninate (and blacklist it).

  5. ???

  6. Everybody happy.

Here is an image explaining it all with tags, SE team, sponsor(s), freehand circles, unicorns and Trogdor: