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For posts about the use, behavior, or policies related to tags, which are labels applied to questions to group them for search and categorization purposes.
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Are language tags useless?
Here on GD, the tag isn't a way to search for questions on the language itself. "What does the keyword 'mutable' mean?" Yeah, no. Go to SE. Those questions aren't here, no-one is going to be searching …
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The word "game" in tags is redundant.
Game-engine, sure.
Game-design, however, I think should stay. If you say "design", you could mean code design, ie analysis, design, & architecture. "Game design" excludes code-design, and as I've see …
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Tag for the “Minecraft genre”?
I don't see that there's a common phrase used for this. Browsing through the "minecraft" tag gives two common questions: "how do I generate/render a voxel landscape," and "how do I do this minecraft m …
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