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How tocan I operate the UI to propose a tag synonym?

I'm at a loss about how to propose a tag synonym.

The FAQs do a good job explaining what a tag synonym is, who can propose it and who can vote it.

Users with this privilege and a total answer score (total upvotes minus total downvotes) of 5 or more on the tag, can suggest tag synonyms. Users with a total answer score of 5 or more on the tag, can vote for tag synonyms.

This post What are tag synonyms and merged tags? How do they work?What are tag synonyms and merged tags? How do they work? also clearly explains what tag synonyms are.

Now, I understand what synonyms are, but I don't understand how I can practically operate the UI to propose one.

By digging in the comments (not conspicuous!) of the linked post, and some other similar questions in here and on Meta Stack Overflow, I saw tips about clicking on the tag I want to create the synonym for.

English not being my first language, and I don't have noany idea what that means. I need to make a concrete example. Let's make an example from Chinese.SE, where I have more than 2500 repreputation points:

I have and . Let's say I want to suggest a synonym that results in being remapped to . In other words, the tag will appear as having 0 questions; if I attempt to type in the tag bar, will show up instead.

In the UI I can navigate to a urlURL like https://chinese.stackexchange.com/tags/finals/synonyms, and the page looks like the pic below.

The label of the input field reads:

Suggest a [finals] synonym.

This language is not clear enough for me.

If I write "pinyin" in that input field right there, will the outcome be to remap [finals] to [pinyin], or should I go the other way around?

In other words, when I type something in this input field, am I proposing to map [finals] to [pinyin] and hide [finals] or to map [pinyin] to [finals] and hide [pinyin]?

Thanks

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How to operate the UI to propose a tag synonym?

I'm at a loss about how to propose a tag synonym.

The FAQs do a good job explaining what a tag synonym is, who can propose it and who can vote it.

Users with this privilege and a total answer score (total upvotes minus total downvotes) of 5 or more on the tag, can suggest tag synonyms. Users with a total answer score of 5 or more on the tag, can vote for tag synonyms.

This post What are tag synonyms and merged tags? How do they work? also clearly explains what tag synonyms are.

Now, I understand what synonyms are, but I don't understand how I can practically operate the UI to propose one.

By digging in the comments (not conspicuous!) of the linked post, and some other similar questions in here and on Meta Stack Overflow, I saw tips about clicking on the tag I want to create the synonym for.

English not being my first language, I have no idea what that means. I need to make a concrete example. Let's make an example from Chinese.SE, where I have more than 2500 rep:

I have and . Let's say I want to suggest a synonym that results in being remapped to . In other words, the tag will appear as having 0 questions; if I attempt to type in the tag bar, will show up instead.

In the UI I can navigate to a url like https://chinese.stackexchange.com/tags/finals/synonyms, and the page looks like the pic below.

The label of the input field reads:

Suggest a [finals] synonym.

This language is not clear enough for me.

If I write "pinyin" in that input field right there, will the outcome be to remap [finals] to [pinyin], or should I go the other way around?

In other words, when I type something in this input field, am I proposing to map [finals] to [pinyin] and hide [finals] or to map [pinyin] to [finals] and hide [pinyin]?

Thanks

enter image description here

How can I operate the UI to propose a tag synonym?

I'm at a loss about how to propose a tag synonym.

The FAQs do a good job explaining what a tag synonym is, who can propose it and who can vote it.

Users with this privilege and a total answer score (total upvotes minus total downvotes) of 5 or more on the tag, can suggest tag synonyms. Users with a total answer score of 5 or more on the tag, can vote for tag synonyms.

This post What are tag synonyms and merged tags? How do they work? also clearly explains what tag synonyms are.

Now, I understand what synonyms are, but I don't understand how I can practically operate the UI to propose one.

By digging in the comments (not conspicuous!) of the linked post, and some other similar questions in here and on Meta Stack Overflow, I saw tips about clicking on the tag I want to create the synonym for.

English not being my first language, and I don't have any idea what that means. I need to make a concrete example. Let's make an example from Chinese.SE, where I have more than 2500 reputation points:

I have and . Let's say I want to suggest a synonym that results in being remapped to . In other words, the tag will appear as having 0 questions; if I attempt to type in the tag bar, will show up instead.

In the UI I can navigate to a URL like https://chinese.stackexchange.com/tags/finals/synonyms, and the page looks like the pic below.

The label of the input field reads:

Suggest a [finals] synonym.

This language is not clear enough for me.

If I write "pinyin" in that input field right there, will the outcome be to remap [finals] to [pinyin], or should I go the other way around?

In other words, when I type something in this input field, am I proposing to map [finals] to [pinyin] and hide [finals] or to map [pinyin] to [finals] and hide [pinyin]?

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