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It seems the best answer here is to retag the two questions which are about the software release process with an appropriate tag and then retag the rest of the questions currently marked with as and when/if I have enough rep to vote on Bart’s synonym suggestion to do so.

We also should probably put a ‘when to use this tag’ section in ’s tag wiki.

The question then becomes, what is the right tag for the questions about the software release process?

I worry the suggested tags and all have a potential issue that someone think questions with those tags are talking about SDL releases (but I might just be overthinking this.)

This leaves the suggestions from Rob and Alvin of , or I tend to lean towards the latter as it is a little broader in scope and could be used to cover other areas of the SDLC.

EDIT: I retagged the two questions about the release process with , approved and merged the suggested synonym mapping to

It seems the best answer here is to retag the two questions which are about the software release process with an appropriate tag and then retag the rest of the questions currently marked with as and when/if I have enough rep to vote on Bart’s synonym suggestion to do so.

We also should probably put a ‘when to use this tag’ section in ’s tag wiki.

The question then becomes, what is the right tag for the questions about the software release process?

I worry the suggested tags and all have a potential issue that someone think questions with those tags are talking about SDL releases (but I might just be overthinking this.)

This leaves the suggestions from Rob and Alvin of , or I tend to lean towards the latter as it is a little broader in scope and could be used to cover other areas of the SDLC.

EDIT: I retagged the two questions about the release process with

It seems the best answer here is to retag the two questions which are about the software release process with an appropriate tag and then retag the rest of the questions currently marked with as and when/if I have enough rep to vote on Bart’s synonym suggestion to do so.

We also should probably put a ‘when to use this tag’ section in ’s tag wiki.

The question then becomes, what is the right tag for the questions about the software release process?

I worry the suggested tags and all have a potential issue that someone think questions with those tags are talking about SDL releases (but I might just be overthinking this.)

This leaves the suggestions from Rob and Alvin of , or I tend to lean towards the latter as it is a little broader in scope and could be used to cover other areas of the SDLC.

EDIT: I retagged the two questions about the release process with , approved and merged the suggested synonym mapping to

added edit to reflect the fact I retagged two questions with a new tag as a result of this question.
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It seems the best answer here is to retag the two questions which are about the software release process with an appropriate tag and then retag the rest of the questions currently marked with as and when/if I have enough rep to vote on Bart’s synonym suggestion to do so.

We also should probably put a ‘when to use this tag’ section in ’s tag wiki.

The question then becomes, what is the right tag for the questions about the software release process?

I worry the suggested tags and all have a potential issue that someone think questions with those tags are talking about SDL releases (but I might just be overthinking this.)

This leaves the suggestions from Rob and Alvin of , or I tend to lean towards the latter as it is a little broader in scope and could be used to cover other areas of the SDLC.

EDIT: I retagged the two questions about the release process with

It seems the best answer here is to retag the two questions which are about the software release process with an appropriate tag and then retag the rest of the questions currently marked with as and when/if I have enough rep to vote on Bart’s synonym suggestion to do so.

We also should probably put a ‘when to use this tag’ section in ’s tag wiki.

The question then becomes, what is the right tag for the questions about the software release process?

I worry the suggested tags and all have a potential issue that someone think questions with those tags are talking about SDL releases (but I might just be overthinking this.)

This leaves the suggestions from Rob and Alvin of , or I tend to lean towards the latter as it is a little broader in scope and could be used to cover other areas of the SDLC.

It seems the best answer here is to retag the two questions which are about the software release process with an appropriate tag and then retag the rest of the questions currently marked with as and when/if I have enough rep to vote on Bart’s synonym suggestion to do so.

We also should probably put a ‘when to use this tag’ section in ’s tag wiki.

The question then becomes, what is the right tag for the questions about the software release process?

I worry the suggested tags and all have a potential issue that someone think questions with those tags are talking about SDL releases (but I might just be overthinking this.)

This leaves the suggestions from Rob and Alvin of , or I tend to lean towards the latter as it is a little broader in scope and could be used to cover other areas of the SDLC.

EDIT: I retagged the two questions about the release process with

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It seems the best answer here is to retag the two questions which are about the software release process with an appropriate tag and then retag the rest of the questions currently marked with as and when/if I have enough rep to vote on Bart’s synonym suggestion to do so.

We also should probably put a ‘when to use this tag’ section in ’s tag wiki.

The question then becomes, what is the right tag for the questions about the software release process?

I worry the suggested tags and all have a potential issue that someone think questions with those tags are talking about SDL releases (but I might just be overthinking this.)

This leaves the suggestions from Rob and Alvin of , or I tend to lean towards the latter as it is a little broader in scope and could be used to cover other areas of the SDLC.