Tags
A tag is a keyword or label that categorizes your question with other, similar questions. Using the right tags makes it easier for others to find and answer your question.
For questions dealing with content in foreign languages.
The initial view of a Stack Exchange site that consists mainly of a list of questions.
Questions may be protected by users with 15,000 reputation or by diamond moderators. Protected questions can only be answered by users with at least 10 reputation (110 if they have the association bon…
GENERAL QUESTIONS ABOUT JAVASCRIPT ARE OFF-TOPIC. This tag is for questions relating specifically to the use of JavaScript on the Stack Exchange sites.
For questions involving the "Ignored Tags" specified in a user's Preferences. Questions with these tags are dimmed or removed entirely from question lists.
For questions about questions or answers that are deleted.
For questions which focus on the live refresh features such as vote updates and new edit, answer, and comment notifications.
For questions about specific suggested edits that have already been rejected by the community.
Refers to the second, non-commercial, generation of Stack Exchange sites created through Area 51.
For questions relating to how information is displayed to Stack Exchange users.
For questions about the reputation graph listed in your profile summary, or the reputation graph available on your Stack Exchange network profile.
For questions concerning Google, a popular search engine and the main referrer to Stack Exchange sites. For Google as an OpenID provider, use the [google-openid] tag. For questions about Chrome, use t…
The Stack Exchange button, also known as the Stack Exchange™ MultiCollider SuperDropdown™, refers to the button that appears at the top right of all Stack Exchange 2.0 sites.
For issues with how Stack Exchange sites look or work that are specific to Firefox. (Note: the mobile version of Firefox is not supported.)
For questions related to how the site looks, feels and behaves when its responsive design comes into play
Discussions of the Code of Conduct (CoC), the replacement/revision of the Be Nice policy.
For questions about how Gravatars are fetched and displayed on the Stack Exchange network. This is not for general Gravatar support inquiries.
A metric previously shown on user cards on posts which indicated the percentage of questions for which the user has accepted an answer.
Some changes to questions, such as edits or receiving new answers, will "bump" them back onto the site's front page where the changes can be vetted by other users. (NOTE: Do not use this tag to bump q…
For issues with how Stack Exchange sites look or work that are specific to Google's Chrome browser.
For questions about the timeline view of questions or answers, accessible via "/posts/xxx/timeline" on any site or using the clock icon.
The flagging summary page shows a summary of the flag history for the currently logged-in user.
Content posted as an answer that doesn't actually answer the question at hand may be flagged "Not an Answer". Note *bad* answers are not eligible for this kind flag.
For questions about the badges awarded for specific tags.
For questions regarding the conduct of users on Stack Exchange, usually with regard to existing rules and expectations.
A feature of Stack Exchange chat, "oneboxing", automatically inlines some links that are posted on a single line by themselves.
For discussing spelling-related edits, asking about preferred spellings, or reporting spelling problems on the site itself.
For questions about the copyrights of the Stack Exchange sites themselves or about the posting of copyrighted material by users.
For questions about being notified of Stack Exchange events by email.
A question that is not allowed on the site it was asked may be migrated to a different Stack Exchange site (appearing under "A community-specific reason" in the close vote menu), if the users voting t…
For questions about timestamps that appear in notices and tooltips upon hovering those notices.
For questions about the now-deprecated use of Imgur's service to handle image uploads for Stack Exchange.
regarding what constitutes offensive language or constructs in posts, or the process of flagging such content that doesn't belong
Locking a question typically prevents regular users from answering, editing, commenting on, or voting on it. Only site moderators may lock or unlock posts, or perform restricted actions on locked post…
Newsletter service (also called 'Digest'), introduced in July 2011, dishing out the top posts of a Stack Exchange site
for questions concerning actions leading to bad behaviors or bad purposes, considered or suspected to be against Stack Exchange policies or the collaboratively philosophy of any Stack Exch…