and I usually go out of my way to search for those and edit them, since this seems to be very common with iOS questions, which is where I usually live. What is interesting is that several of the questions using the form "[tag]: Why shouldn't I foo the bar?" or other similar forms aren't even tagged with [tag].  For this particular case, the fix is usually straightforward:    Remove the tag term from the title Add it as an actual tag.   Would it be possible to figure out the usual patterns in which tags in titles occur and batch edit the ones that fall under those cases?
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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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When I want to edit a tag of a question I get following message:     Your edit will be placed in a queue until it is peer reviewed.      We welcome all constructive edits, but please make them substantial. Avoid trivial, tiny one-letter edits unless absolutely necessary.   Now the question is: are tag edits (adding a needed tag to an under-untagged, replacing a mis-used tag) substantial enough?  For example the proc-tag-wiki is just about a Ruby feature called proc - but currenlty some questions about Oracle Pro*C (a embedded SQL preprocessor) or the Linux /proc filesystem are also tagged with proc. Btw, what tag should be used for /proc?  Say I come across a Pro*C Question which is tagged with proc - is a change to proc-sql considered substantial or not?
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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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Take a look at this image:    It appears the page's title's is made up of someTag, dash, question title, but what tag is someTag?  This question has three tags, yet it shows the singlepage tag out of all three, so what is the tag that appears in the page's title and why?
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It's a pain in the ass for me to quit the app, draw a red circle in another app and return to the app, so...    If you notice the three questions in the bottom, you will notice that the emboldened headings (New Answer, Comment) are stick to the next character. Imperfect.    App Version: 1.4.0.249 Device: iPad 2 (GSM) OS Version: Version 9.1 (Build 13B143)
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Currently when you edit a question and change tags, the tags list to the right doesn't become synchronized. At least on SO using FF10.  So only page reload updates the list. Please fix that.
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Testing the app, I noticed the title does not specify if a question is "On Hold" ... I haven't checked specifically, but would assume it doesn't specify as "Duplicate" either ... Or am I missing it somewhere? Is it not in the title but located/displayed some other way? If it is, this could be very confusing to users. If it isn't there, it's definitely confusing to users :-)  Using: Version 1.0.1.125 on iPad3 with iOS8
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I was reading through some badge descriptions and noticed that Synonymizer's description needs to be updated. As it stands, there is raw HTML (an href) in the description:    EDIT: after reading comments by @ColeJohnson, I have come to the understanding that this post comes off as whiny. I want to make it very clear that I wasn't ever trying to complain. My first reaction was to fix the perceived error myself. When I realized I was unable to do so, I figured the best course of action would be to find someone who would be able to make the necessary edits. Hence the post here.
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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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This search should not be searching in any tags:    But it "helpfully" adds the [wpf] tag to my search criteria.  I can't seem to get it to f**k-off-and-do-what-I-say, either.
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Searching for " should return a list of questions that have the tag [comments] but not the tag [feature-request]. The right hand sidebar says that, but the search results are identical to .    As random points out, the operator works, but seems to be broken if a minus sign is the first tag in the resulting search URL. This is a problem because the system re-orders the tags when you put them into the search box, always putting the one with the minus sign first.    Edit: Here's another behaviour that I haven't encountered until now. I was trying to pattern search for tags that contain 'array' but NOT include '-array', so I did the search . The resulting page shows the right tags with the right operators on them, but the results aren't being filtered properly (the first result includes [multidimensional-array]). So I simplified and  (1,960 results), and then  (1,963 results -- what??), which still included that first question with [multidimensional-array] on it. Something is not working right here.
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Seems strange (and not in a good way) to me that when I click "Questions" and very few (about 1 in 8) of the titles end in question marks. So I'm curious to get some opinions:  Is there some simple change to the site that would encourage actually asking a question in the title?  Is this a worthwhile aim?
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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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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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I am wondering what I should do when tagging a question that fits multiple tags, in the particular case were the question might belong to general as well as more specific tags.  Let me give you an example to illustrate this:  Let's say I have a question about ASP.NET MVC 3.0 and I use C# as my main language.  The following tags could apply:   c# .net .net-4.0 asp.net asp.net-4.0 asp.net-mvc asp.net-mvc-3   Tagging with C# might make .NET redundant (I don't think C# is used anywhere else outside of the .NET scope), and tagging with  certainly makes  and  redundant. However, my question would get a better visibility with tags such as ,  and , as probably no one browses a tag as specific as .  How shall I tag my questions? Using more general or more specific tags, or a mix of the two?
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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 attempted to ask a question using the iOS app, but it was rejected due to lack of a required tag. On adding the tag I found that I wasn't permitted to submit the question for another 60 seconds, even though this wasn't a new question.  Is this timer intentional, or should it not kick in for edits of questions not actually accepted by the site?