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The [gnu-emacs] tag
This tag is meaningful, but it should only be applied to questions that are specifically about GNU Emacs.
What functionality is missing in GNU Emacs when compared to XEmacs? — specifically about GNU …
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completion = autocomplete ≠ auto-complete
The tag autocomplete is being used for at least two things:
The general concept of completion, for which completion is also used
The auto-complete package
How can we disambiguate them?
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Accepted
completion = autocomplete ≠ auto-complete
While it is technically possible to have both autocomplete and auto-complete (this requires moderator intervention to create the second tag), this is very much prone to confusion, so I don't advocate …
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2016 Moderator Election Q&A - Questionnaire
Gilles's answers
What do you think this site's biggest challenge is? (E.g. post quality or quantity, too many/few closures, bad tools/guidance, etc.) What do you think should be done about it ( …
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2016 Community Moderator Election Results
Thanks to Jonathan Leech-Pepin and Malabarba.
Thanks also to Constantine, PythonNut and elethan for participating in the election. It's good to have people who volunteer to be guides-cum-janitors.
I …
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Rename tag [fileset] -> [filesets]
I agree, we usually use the plural for countable nouns. So I've renamed the tag.
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Why aren't YOU a candidate in the moderator elections?
There is an election going on to choose our community moderators, replacing the current moderators who were appointed by Stack Exchange by moderators chosen by the community. (The current moderators c …
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Why aren't YOU a candidate in the moderator elections?
If nobody wants to step forward, I'm willing. I'm not participating as intensively as I did during the early beta, but I still spend hours per day in front of Emacs and at least a few minutes per day …
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Adding `language: lang-el` to code blocks is not adding syntax highlighting for elisp
Syntax highlighting is activated on a site-by-site basis.
Should we have syntax highlighting for Emacs Lisp by default? I don't expect the presence of Emacs Lisp to be correlated with tags: any quest …
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Should we use the <kbd> tag or not?
I don't think the kbd tag is appropriate for Emacs key sequences, but it's admittedly a gray area. I use kbd for actual keys, for example Ctrl+X. But for Emacs key sequences, there is a standard notat …
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Who should our moderators be? [duplicate]
This site has been in public beta for a week, and it'll soon be time for us to get moderators. During the beta period, moderators are selected by Stack Exchange staff (there will be elections once the …
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Syntax highlighting is almost imperceptible, especially the str class
<!-- language: lang-el --> works for me. Note that the spacing is significant.
For more information about syntax highlighting, see the FAQ on the main meta.
By works, I mean that the strings, keyw …