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It's not always correct to remove a parent tag, and therefore such removal should probably not be done automatedly — or, at least, if it is done automatedly, should be sensitive to human interventi...
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#1: Initial revision
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msh210
·
2020-08-17T07:16:12Z (over 4 years ago)
It's not always correct to remove a parent tag, and therefore such removal should probably not be done automatedly — or, at least, if it is done automatedly, should be sensitive to human intervention so it doesn't re-remove a tag that someone has re-added after automated removal. For example, if `mammal` is a parent of `deer`, but a question is about how non-deer mammals in general and deer in particular get along with one another, you'd probably want both tags.