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.
Moderation tools (/tools on a site) are available to users with the required reputation (10,000 on sites with full requirements).
For questions about the 10th anniversary of Stack Overflow, occurring in the fall of 2018.
To report instances when you were forbidden some access on Stack Exchange, but you think you should have access.
For reporting 404 Not Found errors you've encountered on Stack Exchange sites or discussing the error page itself.
When the web server taking too long an interval of time between the establishment of an IP connections - between the client (from web browser - request is going) and server and receipt of any data on …
For questions about the HTTP 418 status code when returned by a Stack Exchange site.
For questions about the "Oops! Something Bad Happened!" server error page displayed on Stack Exchange sites in the event of an internal server error, or for reporting server errors received anywhere o…
Policies and practices for determining when a question has been abandoned and what to do about it.
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…
For questions about the usage of Stack Exchange in the academic world. (For questions about Academia Stack Exchange specifically, please use Academia's own Meta site instead.)
The accepted answer is the answer the question owner thought best met their needs. This tag is for discussing issues related to accepted answers, not indicating that a question has an accepted answer.
A metric previously shown on user cards on posts which indicated the percentage of questions for which the user has accepted an answer.
Questions that discuss the usability of Stack Exchange sites by people with disabilities.
For questions relating to community and moderator accountability. Specifically, this is for highlighting current processes, and getting feedback on how to do the right thing for the rest of the group.
For questions that are related to a completely destroyed user account. (This is in contrast to a user account that is simply deleted).
Account recovery is the process of regaining access to your Stack Exchange data after you lost control over your original identity.
User accounts can be temporarily banned ("suspended") by ♦ moderators for violation of the site rules. Use this tag for any questions related to user suspensions. Do not use this tag to appeal a suspe…
A dropdown containing recent reputation, badges, and privileges earned across all Stack Exchange sites
For feature requests and bug reports related to Action Buttons on the SE network (specifically, buttons for actions such as "Post Your Question", "Post Your Answer", "Add Comment", etc.)
An active bounty is a bounty that is not yet awarded and has not yet expired.
for questions about the activity tab. The activity tab is found in the user profile and gives access to several categories.
For questions about the two badges, Enthusiast (silver) and Fanatic (gold), awarded for site activity.
For posts about the activity dropdown feature, which was formerly accessible by hovering over your username. The activity dropdown showed recent badges, reputation events, and basic statistics. (The a…