I am looking for the best questions that have both the tags  and .  I get back a  sorted by votes. Why wasn't  returned to me, this was the one I was looking for and I could not find it. Why didn't it appear? Is it because it is a Wiki? If so, how am I supposed to find it?   EDIT: The reason this bothers me slightly is because this question is actually  in the IDE section. Reading it once and then looking for it on SO and not finding it is quite disconcerting! If it is considered a useless question, why is it linked?
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Historical locks are sometimes applied to questions.   What is a historical lock? What is the purpose of a historical lock? How are questions affected by historical locking? When is it appropriate to lock a question for historical reasons?  When is it not appropriate? How do I request a historical lock for a question? What should I do if I notice a serious problem with a historically-locked question or one of its answers?
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Since the split between Meta Stack Exchange and Meta Stack Overflow, my questions were all migrated to the new Meta Stack Exchange site.  However I remarks there is a tag  for those specific questions.   I can understand it was done like this for the migration, but should they not be moved back to the dedicated site Meta Stack Overflow?  I am particularly talking about retag requests, which I guess should be on the dedicated meta.XX for XX site as the tags are different and specific for each sites.
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Sometimes I can best remember a question by its comments. How can I search for a question that way?  Downloading the data dump is not viable because it may be a question posted today.
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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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On Stack Overflow, the logo tag is used to refer to the  and also to refer to . The latter is also used in Meta Stack Overflow.  Is the latter tag a legitimate one? If so, should we move questions referring to the former to the tag logo-language? How do I move the questions?
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I wanted to look for some questions to answer, so I went to . It came up with some really weird tags, as seen in this image:        , , , , and  are the tags in which I have the most posts. I also have  that has the tags , , and .  When I clicked on |bug|reputation|achievements-dialog|:        After I gave myself a favorite tag it acted as normal filtering the unanswered questions by that tag.
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Community FAQ For sites in the Stack Exchange 2.0 network To see a list of commonly used words and phrases, see the . For official guidance from Stack Exchange, visit the . Asking questions                            Answering questions                 Accepting answers        Working with posts  What does it mean when a question or answer is...  ?  ?  ?  ?                                       Comments             Etiquette                         Promotion         Editing and Formatting                                    Tagging                      Reputation, badges, and voting                                         Moderation                                                 Searching and RSS feeds        Accounts, registration and logging in                                     Other                                 ()                                 Site-specific entries Stack Overflow             Meta Stack Exchange       Other     External links           Is your question not part of the FAQ? First look at questions tagged  to see if there is a question not in this index that might have the answer you seek. If you still can't find an answer, then see the following instructions for proposing an FAQ question. How can a question be added to this FAQ?  Ask only the question, stated plainly and simply, in the question body. The answer goes in an answer.  Link back to this index. Paste this at the end of the question:  [Return to FAQ index](/q/7931)   Tag as  and .  When a post seems to have hit a mature state, it will have  added by a moderator.  Flag for a moderator to mark community wiki.  Any FAQ post not yet community wiki should be made into a community wiki.  After the post has the  tag added to it, add a link in the above .
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I've just asked six questions on , and one has been referred to this site.  Looking closer, I realized that this meta site is not just for Stack&nbsp;Overflow, as it seems from its name.  I think I'll need to transfer a couple of my questions over here.  Why are the two metas (the one for Stack&nbsp;Overflow and the one for all sites) merged into one instead of being separate?
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I attempted to ask a question regarding "object-role-modeling" (it's a design methodology that doesn't get nearly as much attention as it should).  Unfortunately, when I wrote the question, I made a spelling error and assigned it to a non-existent tag "object-role-modelling". I realised my mistake, and changed the tag on my question. But the mis-spelt tag .  I do not want this tag to be in stackoverflow. I really want there to be more object-role-modeling questions on the site, and having two near-identical tags is just going to add confusion.  So, here we have the situation where:   There isn't a single question against this tag The person who added the tag wants to remove it   Is there some way I can do this? If not, should there be?
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Prompted by , where a user (who happens to have edit permissions on the tag wiki) posted an FAQ as a question in hopes that people would use it to redirect common questions.  Is this an acceptable question for Stack Overflow? Or would it be more helpful if this were in the tag wiki, and we could mark questions as duplicates of the tag wiki?   Thoughts?
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Would inferring tags from a question's title and body and filling them automatically into the tag field (or at least suggesting them separately as a hint list or something) be worthwhile?  Note that I'm not referring to the tag auto-complete that goes on already, mind you.  Edit: The way I see it, it's the people who struggle defining their problems who probably need the most help with getting them solved. That's what I'm implying with this question, just so you know.
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On some sites, and especially with new users, the format and function of the tagging system might be a bit unclear, so often tags get used incorrectly.  For example, one such issue on Arqade is the tag  - new users often type instead, something like fallout shelter ending up with the tags  and  - both of which (on Arqade) are legitimate tags, for two completely different games, and different again from the intended one.  My current understanding of how the tagging is managed is non-existent, so my suggestion might not even be possible, but what is the likelihood of adding a "service" that might detect this, and suggest the correct tag? maybe something like      Did you mean ?   To perhaps further explain, or refine my idea, some sites offer a tag suggestion, that it picks up from the text in the question (as described above). Another part of that could possibly look at the tags you are using when you ask a question, compare them (possibly by looking at the tag wikis), and suggest an alternative, based on the suggested tags, the tags used, and the similarities between the two.
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We have a tag wiki, it's actually really good. Here's the one we have in .  The  wiki is beautiful for newbs, it really is. It covers off:   The basics What JS is How to ask a JS question How to learn more JS Awesome previous questions Useful links, tools, specs...   What more could they ask for, really? It's nearly the combination of things we endless tell newbs in the chat room or in the questions they ask -- like, endlessly, asking what jsFiddle is, how do you use it, what's JSON, why doesn't JSONwork... again, and again, and again.  Wait a minute--we have an awesome resource on it. Maybe we need to just edit it. Or tell more of them it's there.  Okay, so I told a bunch of newbs about it. Turns out the new newbs don't know about it because... they're new, and nobody told them about it, and they didn't see it. So why bother improving it, if the only people who really find it are the people who aren't new to the site?  Right now, to get there I have to do this:   Look at the page, nothing there, maybe I'll click on JavaScript. List of questions, eh? I know, I'll look at more questions Well, that didn't work. What's this tiny nonchalant "about" link next to the tag? Oh wow, a page full of information.   We're effectively demoting importance of the wiki to the people it will be the most useful to.  So, what can we do on SO such that newbs will find the wiki? Because I'm really tired of explaining what jsFiddle is.
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I've searched for this specific answer with no luck. I want to be able to filter unanswered questions with [tag1] AND [tag2], but it doesn't seem to work for unanswered.  When I use a link like this:   Even though it has a "+", it still treats it as an OR. I want unanswered questions containing both tags. Is this possible? Unclear if this is a possible bug/feature/ or user error.
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I'd like to post a question on StackOverflow, but I think I should be able to tag it with    . Poor me, there is no  tag; There is  and , I'm certainly not sure this is the right thing to do, so figure I'll start here.  Edit Question located here:
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On Meta Stack Exchange, there are two tags,  and . These two tags are synonyms since the tag wiki of  says "This tag is for questions regarding anonymous users". The  tag, on the other hand, doesn't have any tag wiki, but I think that regarding its name it's fairly obvious that that tag is also about anonymous users.  I think that we should keep  because although it's less popular than , its name is less ambiguous. I've seen several cases where  was used in questions about the fact that voting is anonymous that have nothing to anonymous users. Here are a few examples:        I therefore suggest that all questions about anonymous users that are tagged  should be retagged to  (I personally think that it would have been better to call it  but since we already have  we might as well use it). The  tag could be made a synonym of  or simply burninated. If  becomes a synonym of , questions tagged  that aren't about anonymous users could be retagged manually (this shouldn't be too difficult since  only has 65 questions).
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Currently questions are added in a rapid pace to SO, so that new questions disappear very quickly from the homepage. It I want to see questions from my areas of interest I can do either:   Go to the tagged/my tags page, but then I will see the questions only according to the votes Supply a list of tags "x or y or z", but it seems the list is limited to 15 or 20 tags.   What I suggest is to have categories as grouping of tags - the .net category , java category , web development category , etc. It can also help new users to locate questions from their area of expertise they can answer. We can decide that a category can contain between 5 and 20  tags in order no to have too narrow or too broad categories (numbers were given just for the sake of argument)