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How can we create tag synonyms in these early stages?
For cases where we want a synonym, as JohnB said the best bet is to make a tag-specific post. (I've seen that on other sites even when there are mods -- the community should be involved in making the …
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Feeding, nutrition, diet, eating and food tags?
I think these are two different groups: nutrition/diet/food, and feeding/eating. The first is about the food itself; the second is about the act of eating. We seem to have some need for both, so tho …
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Should we make [definition] a synonym for [terminology]?
I don't see what value definition adds, either as a tag or a synonym. I would just kill it and use terminology.
(I'm not completely convinced that terminology is valuable either, but I am convinced …
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Should the synonym between [eating] and [chewing] be removed?
I think we should break the synonym (chewing and eating are different, as noted in the question) but that we shouln't create a "chewing" tag without more analysis. It's just one of many undesirable b …
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