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For questions about the behavior or usage of tags, which are keywords or labels that categorize and group your question with other, similar questions.
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Is there a "difficult" tag I don't know about on Stack Overflow?
It also breaks the current general idea that tags identify the subject matter of the question.
It seems that this is an interesting machine learning opportunity, though. … As it is, you could try doing some filtering with additional tags that tend to come up in the questions you are actually interested in, if there are recurrent ones. …
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Place interesting tags list in a consistent location
above the interesting tags list, and sometimes there isn't (when not, it might be below the list). … The result of this is that the Interesting Tags is not in the same location at all times, so grabbing one of my tags is a bit awkward (I have to hunt for the tag list). …
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