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Should the tag "generalization" be blacklisted?

I'm in favor of blacklisting that tag. The word "generalization" is very vague. I would imagine it's a hassle to keep deleting the tag. (I turned Accelerator's comment into an answer, in ...
Mike Earnest's user avatar
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[proof] tag (again)

I believe that if there is a reason to blacklist tag proof, the same reasoning should also work for the plural - the tag proofs. Since this tag has been created recently, it is evidently not on the ...
Martin Sleziak's user avatar
7 votes

Should the tag [soft-question] be blacklisted, after the EOQS?

The usage guidance for soft-question says this: For questions whose answers can't be objectively evaluated as correct or incorrect, but which are still relevant to this site. Please be specific about ...
hardmath's user avatar
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Should the tag "generalization" be blacklisted?

I am posting this answer in response to Catija's comment, which asks for an error message (to be displayed when an asker attempts to use the blacklisted tag). I am marking the answer "Community ...
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Should we blacklist [homeomorphism]?

I think the homeomorphism tag is quite useful in the sense that it helps answerers and viewers to know that a particular question must be answered by constructing homeomorphisms explicitly or the ...
vidyarthi's user avatar
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Should we blacklist [homeomorphism]?

Yeah, it might be time to request a blacklist. First of all, I really don't see what value is added by the tag. At one point there seems to have been a tag-wiki for the tag which read ...
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