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Currently the is synonym-edsynonym-ed to .

While perhaps useful in the past, it has since lost its usefulness. As exists now, and the general tag is misleading to those who don't immediately specify their version.

Suggestions:
Remove the apache tag synonym, and ban it (is this possible?).
Remove the synonym and create the tag, with a descriptor of what apache is, referencing the other two tags.

Currently the is synonym-ed to .

While perhaps useful in the past, it has since lost its usefulness. As exists now, and the general tag is misleading to those who don't immediately specify their version.

Suggestions:
Remove the apache tag synonym, and ban it (is this possible?).
Remove the synonym and create the tag, with a descriptor of what apache is, referencing the other two tags.

Currently the is synonym-ed to .

While perhaps useful in the past, it has since lost its usefulness. As exists now, and the general tag is misleading to those who don't immediately specify their version.

Suggestions:
Remove the apache tag synonym, and ban it (is this possible?).
Remove the synonym and create the tag, with a descriptor of what apache is, referencing the other two tags.

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Updating the apache tag

Currently the is synonym-ed to .

While perhaps useful in the past, it has since lost its usefulness. As exists now, and the general tag is misleading to those who don't immediately specify their version.

Suggestions:
Remove the apache tag synonym, and ban it (is this possible?).
Remove the synonym and create the tag, with a descriptor of what apache is, referencing the other two tags.