Should we blacklist the [inspiration], [motivation], [motivation-techniques], and [satisfaction] tags?

Question

I hate to be uninspiring, de-motivational, and/or dissatisfying, but I suggest we blacklist the following tags:

• inspiration: 19 questions, 2 of which are closed

• motivation: 60 questions, 13 of which are closed

• motivation-techniques: 10 questions, 2 of which are closed

• satisfaction: 2 questions, 1 of which is closed

These tags don't seem to have a purpose other than decorating close/migrate candidates such as these example questions:

• Do real programmers network and share?
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/232489/
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/95751/
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/192761/
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/92249/
• https://stackoverflow.com/questions/377188/

Burninate?

Answer 1

Since the question is marked "completed," this answer is no longer being actively maintained, but it will still be updated occasionally.

This "answer" is for keeping track of tags that need cleanup. Feel free to add more yourself! Please try to sort the list so that questions with the most unexpired close votes are at the top.

Note that some of these tags have both on-topic and off-topic meanings, and some posts may need edits/retags instead of close votes. That said, if you do vote to close, please don't immediately retag; that way, it'll be easier for other close voters to find the bad apples.

Please also don't automatically vote to migrate to Programmers (or any other site). There's a very good chance these questions will be unwanted over there as well.

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• touch-typing questions that are not already closed
  • 16 unclosed questions remain
• ergonomics questions that are not already closed
  • 24 unclosed questions remain
• video-tutorials questions that are not already closed
  • 43 unclosed questions remain
• exercise questions that are not already closed
  • some of these are about exercises as in homework, not exercises as in stretching
  • 49 unclosed questions remain
• work-environment questions that are not already closed
  • 49 unclosed questions remain

The following tags have literally hundreds of unclosed questions each. It'll be impressive if we even get to them.

• typing questions that are not already closed
  • some of these are about data types, as opposed to the physical act of typing on a keyboard
• tips-and-tricks questions that are not already closed
• productivity questions that are not already closed
• jobs questions that are not already closed
• office questions that are not already closed
  • some of these are about working with Microsoft Office, OpenOffice, &c.
• management questions that are not already closed
• self-improvement questions that are not already closed
  • See also Burninate the [self-improvement] tag?
• tutorials questions that are not already closed

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We're completely done with the following tags. Good job! They should probably be considered for blacklisting if they ever return.

These tags have not been used in over 24 hours, and therefore have been automatically deleted:

motivation-techniques, satisfaction, glasses, stress-release, feature-creep, expectation, chair, mental-health, procrastination, junior-programmer, frustration, work-habits, job-satisfaction, programmer-efficiency, inspiration, motivation, in-the-zone, rsi, health, breaks

These tags still exist, but contain only closed questions:

desk, carpal-tunnel, career-development, working-conditions