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Should we allow "useless" tags and what are "useless" tags for Apple.SE?
I think that if we have an [apple] tag, it will be used in a way that doesn't add any value. Maybe we can use [apple inc] for questions related to the company.
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What is the difference between [mac] and [apple]?
I think that if we have an apple tag, it will be used in a way that doesn't add any value. Maybe we can use apple-inc for questions related to the company, and ban the use of apple.
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