Is there a reason why the Call of Duty series tag is call-of-duty instead of call-of-duty-series?
It appears that previous discussion would prefer the latter. (It also appears that many of the currently listed questions don't need the series tag at all.)
Wouldn't it make sense to move series questions to the latter tag, and questions about the first game in the series to the former tag?
Over the years, after a few meta discussions, retags and tag cleanups we ended up with both a call-of-duty and a call-of-duty-series tag. At some point a few years back I had updated the call-of-duty Tag Wiki to state that it should only be used for the original Call of Duty.
Today, when I looked I noticed there were only a couple of stragglers on the call-of-duty tag that I have since retagged appropriately. As such, moving forward:
While game-series might be the preference, it doesn't always need to be such. Consider the-elder-scrolls, which we use instead of the-elder-scrolls-series.
The -series distinction only need apply when there is no commonly accepted way to refer to the franchise. Call of Duty is unique in that it has a game of the same name, but since we're not getting questions on that 9-year-old game, and the franchise itself is Call-of-Duty, I see no compelling reason to change it for the sake of changing it.
Should call-of-duty (referring to the original call of duty) be renamed call-of-duty-original or call-of-duty-1?
Thing is if they do a move like battlefield, that released a battlefield-1, we would have to rename the tag again.
