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It's aan additional unnecessary burden to the honest stacker during suggested edit duty. A question presents some code then the minor editor adds a tag like 'for-loop' or 'forms'.

These tag typestags are so general that they only have a handful of followers. They are ofserve no useful purpose and are the cause of many too minor edits. Why not permit culling of generic tags?

It's a additional unnecessary burden to the honest stacker during suggested edit duty. A question presents some code then the minor editor adds a tag like 'for-loop' or 'forms'.

These tag types are so general that they only have a handful of followers. They are of no useful purpose and are the cause of many too minor edits. Why not permit culling of generic tags?

It's an additional unnecessary burden to the honest stacker during suggested edit duty. A question presents some code then the minor editor adds a tag like 'for-loop' or 'forms'.

These tags are so general that they only have a handful of followers. They serve no useful purpose and are the cause of many too minor edits. Why not permit culling of generic tags?

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tags of mundanity that are gratuitously applied to posts

It's a additional unnecessary burden to the honest stacker during suggested edit duty. A question presents some code then the minor editor adds a tag like 'for-loop' or 'forms'.

These tag types are so general that they only have a handful of followers. They are of no useful purpose and are the cause of many too minor edits. Why not permit culling of generic tags?