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merging redundant tags?

Yes there is a way: Users with more than 1250 reputation and a total answer score of 5 or more on the tag, can suggest tag synonyms. Users with a total answer score (total upvotes minus total down …
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What's Going to Happen to mi.yodeya? [closed]

According to the blog post at http://blog.stackexchange.com/post/518474918/stack-exchange-2-0, things are changing for all stackexchange sites. How will this affect mi.yodeya?
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In what respects are Hebrew language questions in scope?

To add to jake's answer: I think the best way to treat this is to look at our FAQ: What kind of questions can I ask here? Jewish Life and Learning - Stack Exchange is for students and teachers of Jew …
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Why only 5 points per upvoted question and 10 points per upvoted answer?

This is actually one of the things that changed when we migrated to SE2.0. Here's the why given on the blog: While we value good questions (and asking a great question is absolutely an art), we want …
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For how long should a closed question be allowed to appear?

A closed question is just that: a question that was closed. Closed questions do not always represent bad (especially in the case of a duplicate). In some cases it's a good thing to have closed questio …
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How harsh/stringent should one be with flagging?

The beauty of a flag is that you don't have to make the decision. The moderator who sees it will (that's by the way, what they're there for). Obviously you shouldn't go flooding, but flagging is for …
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Cross posting, or using the same answer twice

It's hard to speak of a general case. Each case should should probably be evaluated separately. But a general rule-of-thumb is that if you think exact copy-pasting will work, it might be a good idea t …
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Should we encourage real names?

Ignoring the tempting comment on your last name...... It seems to me we already are recommending people to do this (at least inadvertently). There are two "entry-points" into our system: A user pos …
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Suggested tag deletion

Done. For future reference, you too can "delete" such a tag [assuming you have editing privileges]. Simply remove the tag from the single question they were on. They will then be removed at midnight. …
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Bumping a question

Editing a question (or answer) is also a way to get questions bumped to the top. As Jeff Atwood once said: we encourage people to revisit and edit their old posts to include better and more up-to …
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Inactive members

I don't believe either option makes sense. "Cleaning up" - Just because they haven't been around doesn't mean they should be deleted. What if they come back in 5 years? Besides, we don't gain anythi …
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The "Mark as Accepted"

After reading this. Are there any specific rules for accepting answers on Jewish Life & Learning? Like how to deal with two answers that are actually a Machlokes? Also, I noticed that mi.yodeya (a.k …
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First-person or Third-person Question Writing

When writing questions should I write them in first-person or third-person? or When writing questions should one write them in first-person or third-person? Which of the above to is the best prac …
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Is there a way to spell check?

See Please add a spell checker to the markdown editor. Essentially, as of now it's best to keep the spell checking in the browser. If you're using Chrome or Firefox, spell checking is built-in. And …
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Stats updates on area51

See here: The progress/stats pages on Area 51 are updated hourly. Something to note, though: the progress is averaged over a period of time (that's how we can get fractions of questions). So, wh …
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