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The [comma] tag has been burninated

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I think the tag should be burninated.

Does it describe the contents, is it unambiguous?

In a sense, the contents have a comma somewhere in there. It is ambiguous because knowing there is a comma is wholly worthless to the actual question.

Is the concept described even on-topic for the site?

No, it is just a character.

Does the tag add any meaningful information to the post?

No.

Does it mean the same thing in all common contexts?

I guess it does as a list separator or decimal indicator in some localities. In this case I think we can safely ignore those commonalities.

This is the description:

Comma ',' is used to indicate a separation of elements within a list, such as an array, or parameters accepted by a function.

You have to go to the sixteenth top user to get someone with >3 answered questions.

There are 1337 questions asked with this tag, which is pretty leet. It has 9 watchers.


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