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I found out in this question, that edits to the Help Center shall be posted in a meta. It also says "Make sure it's tagged ".

While posting such a suggestion, I could see there are both a help-center and a help-center-proposed tag, but I can't really see the difference.

So can anyone clarify what the difference is and when to use one or the other? Or are they redundant?

To post in the meta, it also needs a "core" tag, so I have selected , since that seemed least "irrelevant" (it's not a bug, feature request or support either, just a small fix). So while talking about the help-center tags (for edit suggestions), I would also like to ask why it's necessary with an "extra" tag?

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The linked answer is older than the help-center-proposed tag and should presumably be updated.

According to the brief tag wikis, is for questions about the help center more generally, and is specifically for proposed content. On the former I see questions requesting changes (but without concrete suggestions), bug reports (like missing images), questions about the ordering of topics, design/layout, and search.

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  • I agree that the linked answer should be updated, so I have done that, and waiting for someone to review it.
    – PatrikN
    Commented Feb 20, 2018 at 11:35
  • The tag wiki for the tag faq-update-request (referring to the old /faq page) still says to use the help-center tag.
    – Sonic the Anonymous Hedgehog
    Commented Nov 26, 2018 at 23:05

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