Tags
A tag is a keyword or label that categorizes your question with other, similar questions. Using the right tags makes it easier for others to find and answer your question.
For questions about the behavior or usage of tags, which are keywords or labels that categorize and group your question with other, similar questions.
For questions regarding whether a question is on topic and what to do with off topic questions.
For questions about Boardgames.SE questions about Magic: The Gathering. Magic: The Gathering questions themselves should be asked on the main site, not here.
For questions regarding the nature of a "question" on Stack Exchange sites; e.g. how to ask, whether specific questions are appropriate, etc.
General questions about questions that have been closed because they are off-topic or otherwise do not meet the criteria defined in the FAQ.
For questions about the behavior or usage of tags, which are keywords or labels that categorize and group your question with other, similar questions.
For questions about the MTG autocard feature, which converts [mtg:CardName] tags in posts into Gatherer card links.
For questions about the public or private beta phase of a site's progress through the Area 51 site creation process.
For questions about the flagging process, how flags are handled, etc. If you have a question about chat flags, use [chat-flags] instead.
Questions about diamond (?) moderators, their powers, and actions they have taken.
for questions about tag synonyms (how they work, who can create them, etc). This tag can also be used for requests that one tag be made a synonym of another tag.
For questions about the process of editing, how edits work, and other general inquiries about the edit system.
For questions primarily concerned with or seeking guidance for an individual question on the Board & Card Games Stack Exchange.
Awarded to encourage and incentivize positive community actions within the site.
For questions about the behavior or usage of tags, which are keywords or labels that categorize and group your question with other, similar questions.
for questions dealing with moderator actions, pages, abilities or decisions.
Indicates that the reported behavior is intentional and not subject to change
Etiquette is the norms and standards of accepted behavior and politeness in our community. The golden rule is "Think before you post."
referring to the process of identifying and closing questions that are duplicates of another question.
The accepted answer is the answer the question owner thought best met their needs. This tag is for discussing issues related to accepted answers, not indicating that a question has an accepted answer.
for questions about answers: how to answer, whether specific answers are appropriate, and so forth.
Comments are small addenda to each question or answer, intentionally limited in size and formatting and intended to prompt clarifying edits.
Measurement of a user's contributions to the site, and the extent to which the community "trusts" that user with extra privileges.
Questions about sizes and other quantities of Stack Exchange sites, e.g. number of questions, GB/day transferred, etc.
Markdown is a lightweight, plain-text, markup language. It is used across the entire Stack Exchange network for post formatting (Questions, answers, wikis, chat).
for questions about suspected user spam, the spam flag or combating spam as a community.
Community self-evaluations was an answer quality evaluation process that took place on some Stack Exchange sites from 2012 to 2015.
for discussing questions related to software, hardware, and computer stuff in general on the main site.
Formerly one of the possible reasons for closing a question, it has been superseded by the "not constructive" close reason. This tag is for questions *about* subjectivity, *not* for indicating that yo…