People starting to circumvent the best-practices tag [closed]

Question

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/best-approach

Can we treat this to be just as subjective as the best-practices tag?

Answer 1

I removed the tag from those questions. If no one else use this tag before end of day, it should after the new day be unreuseable for users who don't have enough rep to create tags. Blacklisting the tag should permanently prevent tag revival by users with enough tag-creation rep.

For reference (so that others can if necessary close them as Not Constructive or delete them if already closed), here are the questions:

• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7620965/javascript-best-practice-data
• Best practice for JS files being loaded?
• Attaching a jQuery plugin on-the-fly for better performance
• fragments best practice
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7600762/is-there-any-good-reason-to-have-a-truly-schema-less-database-design
• Best Practice for reserved words? renaming vars in rails
• Best practice for handling add/edit/delete forms

Answer 2

These are almost all "make a list" type questions, so they should be closed. There is one that might be characterized as "review my code" instead, but that is also off-topic.

By all means baninate the tag, but in the mean time it provides a nice list of question that should be considered for closing.