Over at Math.SE we decided to merge two tags into one and give it a combined name. After reading up on the character number limit and the allowed characters in tag names, we decided to rename our new tag (examples+counterexamples)
, since it is a tag about, well, examples and counterexamples.
Great, now I go to the Math.SE tags page and type in the search box "examples" and I see our spanking new tag.
Now I think: hey, let me edit the tag wiki for it, and see what questions are now tagged under it! So I clicked the link... and it doesn't take me where I want it to. How am I suppose to access the tag wiki then?
(examples-counterexamples)
?tags/homework+calculus
shows questions tagged bothhomework
andcalculus
for example. Escaping the+
to%2B
doesn't work either, so your proposed change for the tag is a good idea; they should also auto-convert+
to-
when a tag is created, or something.+
as in thec++
tag, or I'm sure we'd have heard about this long ago.c++
, actually, now that I went and looked for them. Try the following links: stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/c++0x+c++ stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/c+++c++0x stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/c%23+c++ stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/c+++c%23http://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/c++ c%23
which is how the links from "related tags" are created when you access the page for questions tagged as (c#) or (c++), which would then prevent the breakage. So perhaps a certain workaround is hardcoded for SO?