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I think you've been told a couple of times that [retag-requests] should not be tagged [bug]. Please consider for the next time. – slhck Jan 30 at 16:15
@slhck I don’t think they have the goal of reaching community consensus. – kinokijuf Jan 30 at 16:50
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Well, it's not a bug due to a programming error or any technical fault. This question is of no interest to the developer team at all. Community consensus on whether a tag should be merged with another is expressed through votes on the question itself. It has always been like that. You can see the cross-correlation by looking at the related tags for both discussion and retag-request. – slhck Jan 30 at 17:10
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In future, keep in mind that [bug] is not a synonym for [what-irks-me] and is reserved for system/development issues – random♦ Jan 30 at 17:26
@kinokijuf please don't create useless meta tags – Sathya♦ Feb 5 at 14:32
@Sathya See random’s comment. – kinokijuf Feb 6 at 14:58
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@kinokijuf it doesn't mean you go create it. – Sathya♦ Feb 6 at 15:04
802.11 == Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi & 802.11 are subsets of wireless-networking (as is Bluetooth, ZigBee, GSM, etc...). – Breakthrough Apr 16 at 13:24
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Not too certain if 802.11* should be mapped to or not

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I have a bad feeling about merging those 802.11 into wireless networking - which is why I haven't taken action sooner. Perhaps we could merge *11g & *11n into a plain old 802.11 tag. – studiohack♦ Feb 5 at 4:35
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@studiohack tbh I'm not keen on either. – Sathya♦ Feb 5 at 5:15
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Counter argument to consider: People troubleshooting their n settings might benefit from their own 802.11n, the same goes for people trying to support older 802.11g standards. – Tom Wijsman Feb 5 at 14:31
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