[clear] is another undefined tag that is used is multiple ways:

• the "Clear" command in a number of command languages
• To empty various lists like history, cache, or cookies
• Clear (TM) brand hardware
• to blank an entry field or spreadsheet cell
• clear the screen
• ClearType (TM) font improvement (already exists as [cleartype]; wrong tag selection)

As a catch-all, it doesn't provide much value, but it could be useful if broken into more specific tags such as:

• [clear-command]
• [clear-screen] - the tag [blank-screen] already exists and is used to mean both an error condition and clearing the screen. The latter could be migrated to [clear-screen]
• [clear-brand-hardware]
• [clear-entry]
• I'm stuck on a generic term for clearing lists that people would think to use. There is an existing [purge] tag, but that probably isn't the best (another undefined tag)

clear is another undefined tag that is used is multiple ways:

• the "Clear" command in a number of command languages
• To empty various lists like history, cache, or cookies
• Clear (TM) brand hardware
• to blank an entry field or spreadsheet cell
• clear the screen
• ClearType (TM) font improvement (already exists as [cleartype]; wrong tag selection)

As a catch-all, it doesn't provide much value, but it could be useful if broken into more specific tags such as:

• clear-command
• clear-screen - the tag [blank-screen] already exists and is used to mean both an error condition and clearing the screen. The latter could be migrated to [clear-screen]
• clear-brand-hardware
• clear-entry
• I'm stuck on a generic term for clearing lists that people would think to use. There is an existing purge tag, but that probably isn't the best (another undefined tag)