The only exception is that a developer can migrate any post and not be subject to the 60-day limit.

Get rid of its sister hardware-rec too!

Um, the tag for "this is a good suggestion, but not now" is status-deferred, not status-declined.

It's been recreated now, again.

@Bob Give me a cookie :)

Certain Windows builds are only made available to Windows Insiders, so should questions about such builds be on-topic?

We did have a beta off-topic close reason, but it was misused because certain users closed any question about beta software, not just about bugs, and so that's one reason they removed it. I think that a custom close reason for such questions would be better.

Do we still custom-close questions about bugs in beta software? Is that still a site rule despite the removal of the close reason? (I once flagged an old question closed under it to be reopened, and the flag was declined by another mod saying that "just because a close reason is removed does not mean that the question is on-topic").

Certain users, including those under 18, can't sign up for the program.

What about questions related to builds only made available to insiders?

Delete, then immediately undelete. Benefit: Badge stays with you and can't be revoked. Drawback: Generates unnecessary entries in the post's revision history.

@Ramhound The tag can be blacklisted, but only a dev can do that, and it's not something they do every day. Mods can't do that, unfortunately.

@WesSayeed Go back to the previous page, and it should show again.

You need to update Aisle 3's bio, because it still says that the tag cleanup is going on...

The problem is, given that the suggested edits queue has a max capacity of 200, it will never hit the minimum 1000 required to extend the number of reviews per person per day to 40. Also, if it gets full, everyone is preventing from suggesting edits at all.

When does the Community user remove the featured tag? I feel like it's unnecessary now.