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Possible duplicate questions: To avoid creating a duplicate question, I searched for misleading message wiki. … My Questions: It appears to me that this message is at least misleading, if not wrong. No? …

Here you can see it on the tag packaging: It seems the message "tag has no wiki summary" is subordinated at the tag wiki excerpt existence. … Also, when clicking the "learn more button" the following message appears: There is no tag wiki for this tag … yet!... This is not true either. Proposal. …

Also, just a side-note: why are we not allowed to add some message when creating a tag wiki? The "adding # characters in body" message is kind of ambiguous and a tad misleading. … Could it not at least say "created tag wiki with # characters" or something more descriptive? My friend was actually confused by that message since he's not as experienced in SO's workings. …

I propose removing the Go to Wiki button altogether. Filters Once again, this tag has no questions. These filter buttons are not needed. I propose we remove them. … Either could be interpreted as "The tag exists but has no questions," which is misleading. Both of these messages should be removed. What does this page get right? …

If you search the help pages for "flag", your best hit is https://meta.stackoverflow.com/help/flagging, which contains the misleading statement "Anything consistently flagged by our community members will … [link or directions]" In a dialog box that comes up upon submitting a flag (probably best in the thanks-for-flagging box, but possibly in a dedicated one just for the first few flags), show the message …

So comparing the number of people who didn't like the banner (~300) to the total number of Stack Overflow users is a little bit misleading. … This is right, about 90% of users come from Google which is already displaying an anti-SOPA message. …

This post is community wiki, feel free to edit. In site alphabetical order (with MSE at the top) and then in chronological order. … Remove misleading statements from the blog and the tour pages An open letter on the state of curation and moderation ✭ ⚑ It's time to go on strike (screenshot) A very recent post asking people to go "on …

And because the majority reason is a custom close reason, it is not shown in the banner message, but instead in the comments. … NOTE: This question, I don't think qualifies since it close reason, while not accurate, is not dangerously misleading. …

Comments fundamentally aren't suitable for answering because of: the length limit of 600 characters, preventing all but the most brief of messages the lack of wiki-editing from other users to improve … This also works the other way currently, unfortunately, that there are no repercussions if you post something incorrect or misleading in a comment, whereas answers have the features to correct it via editing …