I recently asked a question on Stack Overflow which was primarily about UICollectionViewController, a frequently used class in UIKit on iOS 7.  I wanted to tag the post with the tag , but could not do this because it exceeded the limit of 25 characters.  Please will you raise the limit on tag length? We frequently deal with long/descriptive class names in iOS and this hard and seemingly arbitrary limit reduces the usefulness of the tagging system.
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Possible Duplicate:        Is there a maximum limit on the length of tags? I noticed that the tag for SQL Server Management Studio is truncated to sql-server-management-stu.  It seems like this should be an easy thing to correct, if not to allow the creation of new longer tags, but to correct existing tags that have been truncated.
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When you vote 35 times in a day and you only have five votes left, you start getting a warning popup that you are almost at your limit.  When this warning appears in the same place as the tags, part of the tags shows through it.        This screen shot was taken on webmasters.    This is also a problem on Web Applications: :        and :        This also happens on  as described .  Here is a .  It is also happening on the meta sites associated with the sites that have the problem.   For example, here is web apps meta site:    This a minor annoyance that has been around for at least a couple years.
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When searching with a keyword in the App Store app on my iPhone, I unable to scroll to see more results. What could be causing the issue? I am running iOS 12.
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I need to tag my MP3 library, and have tried kid3 (which was manual tagging), when I used Kubuntu 9.10 (I now use Ubuntu Meerkat) Here are the features I am hoping for:   A good and clean UI. Tagging should be automatic, like Winamp's autotag feature, which rocks, btw! It should also embed the cover-art in the mp3, not copy a jpeg file in the folder, because now-a-days all players support displaying cover art. But acceptable if not possible. Rename the files as per some regular expression like %TrackNo - %Artist - %Title.  Should be accurate, and more importantly smart. I want to start tagging at night, and hopefully my collection should be done by the morning, w/o it being stuck at a user prompt at 1%.   If one app cant do all, I am willing to use 3, wouldn't mind exposure to a few more apps ;)  I have used picard or someting, and I didnt like it quite a lot. But wouldn't mind using it, if there is no other alternative.   Thanks for your time!
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I have a ton of repeating code in my class that looks like the following:  NSURLConnection *connection = [[NSURLConnection alloc] initWithRequest:request                                                               delegate:self];   The problem with asynchronous requests is when you have various requests going off, and you have a delegate assigned to treat them all as one entity, a lot of branching and ugly code begins to formulate going:  What kind of data are we getting back? If it contains this, do that, else do other. It would be useful I think to be able to tag these asynchronous requests, kind of like you're able to tag views with IDs.   I was curious what strategy is most efficient for managing a class that handles multiple asynchronous requests.
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In my retagging madness today, I came across a few questions tagged similar to the following:  [visual-studio], [visual-studio-2005]  My question is: should questions be tagged like this with both tags, or is it better to only apply the more descriptive/precise tag? How would this affect searching?    Another issue. With a tag such as [visual-studio], there's 2 additional levels of tags: [visual-studio-2005] and [visual-studio-2005-expres] (trailing 's' is not a typo -- tag length limit is in play), so if I have to tag a question with VS2005 Express and I should tag with all 3, I've burned up 3 of the 5 allowed tags just for the environment I'm using, which doesn't seem right. In fairness, these instances are probably rare, but certainly 2 out 5 tags can be significant sometimes, too.
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As far as I know, if I have some tags in a question, system will choose the tag which has more questions as main tag (shows in title of page)  But, sometimes this is not correct. For example, I have a question about PhoneGap which applies to both android and iOS. So my question is about PhoneGap, not Android. but system chooses Android as main tag...  Is there any way to manually choose the main tag of a question? if not, Isn't it better to have a feature like this?
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I understand that there is an upper limit. But why do you have to type at least 15 characters to post a comment? It is easy to work around it anyway (like adding dots or other useless things).
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I don't really enjoy the ragged view of linked posts:    This feature request is to use a format that suggested in ; something that matches the user-profile tags page in terms of the tally:    That is, use abbreviations for 1000+ (k for 1,000+, m for 1,000,000+, ...).
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I tend to use the Stack Exchange app over the weekends to do a bit of general browsing.  One of the sites is Board &amp; Card Games, on which I've set it up, on the website, to hide magic-the-gathering tagged questions.  These still show on the iPad, and given the nature of the site tend to drown out most other questions.  The app already highlights questions tagged with a user's favorite tags.  Could we also have the app hide questions tagged with tags the user has marked for being ignored?
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Selecting the tags for this question is kind of annoying in the iOS app because the tag search is case-sensitive and my iPhone keeps "correcting" ios when I type on the dash.  The site tag search seems to be case insensitive, so I'd expect the app to behave the same.   the text entry field should be programmed to not be sentence case even if caps are entered intentionally, the internal search should be case insensitive.      This fix is also needed on the tags search on the main site feed browsing pane.
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How long should my text within my &lt;title&gt;&lt;/title&gt; tags really be?  I know Google cuts it off at some point but when?    When I used IIS7's SEO Toolkit 1.0 I get error stating my title should be under 65 characters.  I have a book by Bruce Clay that states I should use from 62-70 characters and roughly 9 +/- 3 words.  I also have used SenSEO's Firefox Add-on and it states I should use a max of 65 characters or roughly 15 words.  What is the max really?  I have 2 sources saying 65 and 1 saying 72 but Bruce Clay is generally kept in high regard.
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As you can see by the screenshot below, neither buttons nor even the live-preview is available on the iPad.    StackExchange is great on mobile devices, maybe it can be full available in mobile safari as well.  The same thing happens with the tags autocomplete, there is no options for it! we need to check previous questions to know what tags are available to use.
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I was trying to suggest a retag of  on Seasoned Advice, but the system won't let me; I get the familiar message     Edits must be at least 6 characters; is there something else to improve in this post?   In general, that's not true for retagging; if you don't change the question body at all, it should work. I suspect the logic checking the edit is thrown off guard because of the title warning:     The question you're asking appears subjective and is likely to be closed       I found , but I cannot find any evidence (in SEDE) for invisible characters being present in the question's source. Also, that's supposed to be .
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For example this one,  (only just though)  Questions with many long tags get cut off the edge of the screen (on my Galaxy S2).  I think they should wrap to the next line.
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Say, there's a Java (C#, Javascript, etc) question involving array and tagged only 'java'. Two months ago nobody would lift a finger to add 'arrays' tag: the benefit is tiny, if it exists at all.  Yet, last few days I've been noticing a lot of such edits and not sure what to do. Some users even go on retagging rampage, updating every question they can lay their hands on (you can see them repeatedly in the list of pending edits).  I don't mind those guys getting their lousy 1000 reputation this way (well, only a little), but somehow I feel that the system was intended for slightly more substantial changes.    What would you do in this case? Approve or reject?  PS Some examples from the last few minutes
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The way the askers write questions is a factor in determining how good the answers we get are. Obviously, if you ask a clear, direct question it is easier for a someone to answer you.  But, sometimes I've done that and my questions have still been overlooked.  I've noticed some question-posting methods that aren't exactly obvious, but do help me get better answers.    Some tricks I've learned...   Even if my question is very complicated, I try to write a short question.  People get turned off by longer questions, probably because they think its not worth their time (relative to other questions with equal reputation potential).  After I get some traffic and votes on my question, and maybe some comments like "Can you post the code?" or "Clarify this..." I might post more, but by then I am already getting attention to my question.  So, in summary, even if I know the answer requires a long question, I don't make it long until I've already gotten people to look at it. I use more generic tags when possible.  People are more likely to have c# and linq as a favorite tag, than MethodCallExpression, and I tend to get more views if I use at least one or two general purpose tags along with my more specific tags. I've noticed that if I give my question the performance tag, then SO heavy-weights like Marc Gravell, Jon Skeet and Eric Lippert are more likely to answer my question (especially if I use it in conjunction with a C# tag).  Since having this realization, if I can think of a way to rephrase my question to sound like it is related to C# performance, I will word it as such and tag it accordingly.   "Be polite. SO Users HATE when people be impatient, rude or impolite." - Benny   So,  Does anyone else have any tips for getting better answers and question-recognition on SO?  I think it would be really helpful if everyone contributed their own observations and techniques here.  P.S. This question is probably too long.