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.
technology× 766
The Technology category includes proposals in subjects like computing, technology, gadgets, and electronics.
culture× 345
The Culture category includes proposals in subjects like language, religion, society, groups, and politics.
science× 304
The Science category includes proposals in subjects like the applied, natural, cognitive, formal, and social sciences.
discussion× 300
For general user discussions about Area 51. If the discussion can be covered by a different tag, consider using that tag instead.
life× 242
The Life category includes proposals in subjects like home, family, education, careers, and self-improvement.
recreation× 171
The Recreation category includes proposals in subjects like sports, games, and hobbies.
feature-request× 140
should be used for questions relating to a new feature request for the parent site.
arts× 126
The Arts category includes proposals in subjects like visual art, performance art, humanities, media, literature, and music.
professional× 109
The Professional category includes proposals in subjects like organizations, occupations, and vocations.
status-completed× 109
Indicates that a feature request has been implemented, a bug has been fixed, or another type of request has been processed.
merge-request× 75
for questions concerning a proposed merging of two existing proposals into one proposal.
business× 64
The Business category includes proposals in subjects like management, economics, and markets.
allowed-questions× 50
Meta questions about where to ask a specific question within the series of Stack-Exchange sites (when a matching site cannot be found)
definition-phase× 21
alert users that the topic discussed is part of a proposal that is still in the definition phase.
status-bydesign× 20
actually due to the existing design of the system and is not considered erroneous behaviour.
