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user 9666
A request to add one tag as the synonym of another tag. Please be specific about which tag should be a synonym of which. Bidirectional synonyms and cycles are implicitly disallowed, so suggest wisely.
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Do we need both [website] and [webpage]?
Similar as to what kotekzot said in the comments above, you can simply see it as:
A webpage is a page on the web. A website is a site hosting pages on the web.
A webpage is not really ambiguous, …
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Synonym Breakage: Command Line vs. Command Prompt
cmd is sufficient; if people refer to command-prompt they mean command-line and not cmd itself.
For the same reason, on Linux terminal is sufficient; all the rest is fine under command-line.
Havin …
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