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This isn't a widely used tag, getting under 120 questions after 12 years. But the confusion in there is clear. I'm fine with weeding it, and sorting what's in there between maybe and . This kind of mass retagging tends to dominate the front page for a bit when we do it.

That said, I can set a tag-wiki for to indicate what kind of patch we're talking about.


After digging through the tag, this is what I found

  • 93 questions relating to software or hardware patch management.
  • 7 questions relating to patch-panels and related
  • 1 question directly about patch-cables.

Given this, I'm fine with doing the following:

This isn't a widely used tag, getting under 120 questions after 12 years. But the confusion in there is clear. I'm fine with weeding it, and sorting what's in there between maybe and . This kind of mass retagging tends to dominate the front page for a bit when we do it.

That said, I can set a tag-wiki for to indicate what kind of patch we're talking about.

This isn't a widely used tag, getting under 120 questions after 12 years. But the confusion in there is clear. I'm fine with weeding it, and sorting what's in there between maybe and . This kind of mass retagging tends to dominate the front page for a bit when we do it.

That said, I can set a tag-wiki for to indicate what kind of patch we're talking about.


After digging through the tag, this is what I found

  • 93 questions relating to software or hardware patch management.
  • 7 questions relating to patch-panels and related
  • 1 question directly about patch-cables.

Given this, I'm fine with doing the following:

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sysadmin1138 Mod
  • 135.3k
  • 6
  • 48
  • 90

This isn't a widely used tag, getting under 120 questions after 12 years. But the confusion in there is clear. I'm fine with weeding it, and sorting what's in there between maybe and . This kind of mass retagging tends to dominate the front page for a bit when we do it.

That said, I can set a tag-wiki for to indicate what kind of patch we're talking about.