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.
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for questions about how tags work, the features of tagging, and what are the most appropriate tags for a question. To request a tag change, use retag-request.
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For questions and discussion regarding the use of a specific tag rather than tags in general.
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For discussion of the specifics of a particular question asked on Retrocomputing.SE.
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For questions as to whether a particular subject is on-topic for the main site. Use in conjunction with the discussion tag
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Regarding promotion of the Retrocomputing StackExchange site.
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the norms and standards of accepted behaviour and politeness in our community. The golden rule is "Think before you post."
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for requests to replace one tag with another existing tag. It also applies to requests that one tag should be merged into another, or simply abandoned.
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For questions and discussion regarding the use of hyperlinks on the Retrocomputing site.
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For instruction and guidance on closing or migrating questions and the reasons therefor.
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For questions concerning the Retrocomputing Blog. See questions on this tag for details.
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For questions and discussion regarding a specific answer posted on the Retrocomputing site.
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For questions regarding a specific edit of a post on the Retrocomputing site.
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a flag that can be applied to posts which lowers the rep threshold for editing and prevents any reputation change from voting.
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a measurement of a user's contributions to the site. The extent to which the community "trusts" that user.
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For questions regarding user accounts on the Retrocomputing site.
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For the process of identifying and closing questions that have the same possible answers as another question because they are essentially the same.
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