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This tag, along with some other meta tags, have recently been burninatedThis tag, along with some other meta tags, have recently been burninated.

They don't really add anything to the question and mainly served as "separate requests" for a review (site policy also states that anything is fair game). This would especially be problematic if someone were to try to "pick out" which meta tags fit best, and they simply wouldn't work if the question needed five language/technology tags.

This tag, along with some other meta tags, have recently been burninated.

They don't really add anything to the question and mainly served as "separate requests" for a review (site policy also states that anything is fair game). This would especially be problematic if someone were to try to "pick out" which meta tags fit best, and they simply wouldn't work if the question needed five language/technology tags.

This tag, along with some other meta tags, have recently been burninated.

They don't really add anything to the question and mainly served as "separate requests" for a review (site policy also states that anything is fair game). This would especially be problematic if someone were to try to "pick out" which meta tags fit best, and they simply wouldn't work if the question needed five language/technology tags.

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This tag, along with some other meta tags, have recently been burninated.

They don't really add anything to the question and mainly served as "separate requests" for a review (site policy also states that anything is fair game). This would especially be problematic if someone were to try to "pick out" which meta tags fit best, and they simply wouldn't work if the question needed five language/technology tags.