The list of interesting tags would be more usable if it was ordered alphabetically.  Apologies if this suggestion has already been made, I couldn't find it (, but not quite the same).
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I think it would be nice to display tags in alphabetical order. Currently, tags are displayed in order of creation.  As a workaround, I remove, and then add the tags, which is a bit dumb, but I like 'em in alphabetical order.  It's probably pretty trivial to implement, and nice to have!
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I don't see any case where the  tag could be useful (or  for that matter).  are always tagged with a programming language, which is much more pertinent.  Should it be Burninated?
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Look at  edit. I didn't really expect that I would able to suggest adding  tag, but I could!  How is it possible? (seems that usual users can add mod-only tags without moderator help!)  Edit  Oded removed  back :-(
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As per Robert Harvey's suggestion , lets have a review queue for tag synonyms.  It should be filtered so that users will only be shown what they can vote on.  This should help all those languishing tag synonyms.
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So we have lots of questions that are titled like this:  Specifically, questions that have one of their tags in front of their title. Thankfully, these silly users usually use a hyphen or a colon afterwards, which makes it really easy to . Can we clear up this clutter?  Perhaps with a filter that strips off the excess when posting? EDIT: As an added bonus, see  for another style of question title that bugs the heck out of me.
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It would be nice to create an association between tags and a chat, so that when you are viewing questions for a particular tag you get a recommendation for a relevant chat room. Similar to how the chat rooms are displayed in the right column on meta.  For example, with the WPF tag you might be shown the C# and WPF chat rooms
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Question description  There are many questions (~250 in the last five weeks) relating to      sometimes they are about licensing, legal issues, , , , etc.  These questions relate to the same growing polarization between community and Stack&nbsp;Exchange staff. But, it is not easy to search or filter them because the tags are not uniform for those questions, they do not have the same tags.  Could we group all these posts together by some common tag (new or not)? (in addition, maybe we should create less of these questions, they tend to become noise now, water down the core message, and it is ).    Relevance  Overview of current tags (aside from the discussion tag) for the first ten  (           ) questions relating to  (ordered by relevance)                              1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10     moderators              x           x   x   x     community               x           x   x     etiquette                   x     users                       x     company                     x     moderation                      x     code-of-conduct                     x       x       x     deleted-questions                               x     legal                                                   x   These tags are obviously not the same while it is arguably the same topic (it is even for the same, specific, search term) .  Instead of using multiple searches one might wish to control tracking these question by adding some single relevant tag to watched tags or ignore tags. But, this is difficult when they do not use the same tag. And in the case of ignoring one might ignore too much when the tag is not specific.  Another indicator that these posts need consistent tagging is the fact that there exist highly upvoted answers that function as an archive for these questions (see  and ). But it is only a hack/workaround for the absence of a common tag; they are not an optimal solution.    Why now?  In an older question () it was suggested to create a specific tag. That was rejected at that point. But, now we are several weeks, and many many questions, further. The situation is more escalated than what might have foreseen at that point. The overview becomes a mess and something needs to be done.  See the bump in the image below which indicates that something is 'going on' and it entails a large fraction of the current post. (obtained from )
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On the main site, you can (for example) ignore tags using this notation [tag:foo*], which will ignore stuff tagged as  but also .  The nice markdown highlighter for tags seems to have a problem with asterisks, though -- as you can see in this post.  I would have expected them to be highlighted the same way as they are on the front page.
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Is there a way to search questions that are tagged with either tag1 or tag2?  Actually, I would like the general filter,      ([tag1] AND [tag2], ...) OR ([tag3]   AND [tag4], ...) OR ...   And even     [tag1] AND ([tag2] OR [tag3])   I need that because I'm looking for interesting questions and I have to search for each tag separately.
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I'd like to be able to specify an interesting or ignored tag via a wildcard.  May tags which cover similar topics have common roots.  For example  windows windows7 windows-vista windows-xp windows-errors windows-xp-sp3   would all match the wildcard windows*.  Someone who finds one of these tags "interesting" would probably find all of them to be "interesting" (or vice versa, if they want to ignore all the windows related stuff, they would need to ignore all of these tags).  I realize that technically everything tagged windows-xp should also be tagged windows, but that's not the case.  ()
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I don't know about anyone else, but I have a reasonable list of favourites now, and it can be rather difficult to find the relevant ones at any given time. Sometimes, I have a specific one in mind, others I just want to see all favourites relating to a specific topic. It would be nice if there were a way to organise my favourites by tag, or OP, or possibly just search them.  How can we improve the favourites feature?  Please post your ideas on how we might improve the favourites feature of the Stack&nbsp;Exchange sites. Try to keep each answer to one idea so that the votes reflect the popularity of a single idea.
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I am not sure it's the right place to post this as it's common to all Stack&nbsp;Overflow sites. I suggest sorting sites by user reputation and then alphabetically in the all-sites list of the Stack&nbsp;Overflow button.
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When browsing the list of tags on a site, a number is shown next to each tag indicating how many questions have that tag, e.g. “ × 42”. If there is a single question with that tag, no indication is shown. If the tag is a synonym of another tag, or if the tag has no questions and is scheduled for deletion the next time the cleanup job runs, no indication is shown.  Please visually distinguish tags with a single question from tag names that are synonyms and tags that are scheduled for deletion. This is very useful information when reviewing tags.
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The  tag doesn't appear to be very useful.  It's used in a variety of ways (for reading, writing, showing, transforming, compiling, translating, obfuscating, obtaining, ... source code) on 1747 questions right now, and doesn't appear to be adding any classification value to the site.  Can we get rid of it?
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I noticed that, sometimes, the tags I add to a question are not shown in the same order I wrote them, when the question is saved. Are they shown in a particular order? If they are, in which order they are shown?
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The same issue as  has arisen again.     The bug was initially fixed, but it seems to have regressed. I'm posting again because SE generally prefers we file new bug reports if a fixed bug comes up again, rather than removing the  tag on the older one. Again, I really don't like it there. It's eye-catching and extremely distracting for me.
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Each of us have our list of favorite tags.  When a question has tag(s) that match one or more of ours, the background gets highlighted, drawing our attention to the question.  It would also be nice to highlight (perhaps using a bold font) the tags(s) that matched our own, so one could quickly do a further filtering of the question to see if it is of interest at the present time, like the following:    e.g. arduino is in my list of favorites, but the other two in each question are not.