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Yes.
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'Go' is a board game not a video game and therefore generic 'Go' strategy and gameplay questions are off-topic here. If you are looking for questions about the rules & strategies for Go, our sister site Board and Card Games handles this.
If your question is specifically about a video game rendition of Go i.e. features specific to that game version, you ...
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You can use the site switcher on the top-right of the page to switch between sites:
Alternatively, the help button has a link as well:
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Please don't create a new tag; the case you're describing is exactly the use case for the faq tag. "FAQ" is something of a misnomer (which is part of why the official SE FAQ was renamed to "help"), but it IS meant to be used for essential knowledge that new users need to be a successful contributor to this site.
You should add the faq tag to any posts you ...
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You just ask them here. Otherwise we would run into a turtles all the way down sort of never ending metametametameta site situation.
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What meta is, and how it works is all explained in the Help Center.
This site is the meta site of Arqade. It has its own separate questions, but your rep here is your rep on Arqade. You do not gain or lose rep for votes here. From the Help Center article:
Votes on meta do not affect your reputation; your meta reputation is the same as your reputation on ...
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All Stack Exchange sites, including meta sites, run off a very similar code base. Because they're running basically the same code, meta sites like this one get the same list of badges. Removing them would potentially mean moving the meta sites to a separate code base, making the changes to remove them, then maintaining two code bases in the future.
Even if ...
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I think we can call this status-completed (although status-norepro would also work), as tags have been normalized across the network, such that we no longer have tags that look like the bullets in the question's screenshot.
This happened as part of the Stack Exchange Network-wide standardised site design rollout:
...there are several things that will ...
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Meta Questions with bug, feature-request or support (we could extend this to more request tags (such as tag-burnination-request), but primarily this is about the required tags) should, once handled, receive any of the mod-only status tags:
status-completed
status-deferred
status-norepro
status-bydesign
status-declined
status-review
status-reproduced
status-...
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Arqade no longer has tags that look like the bullets in the question's screenshot, and the red/mod tags style has been tweaked so the border around the tags is less thick and bold, eg:
status-completed
This happened as part of the Stack Exchange Network-wide standardised site design rollout:
...there are several things that will now be standardized to ...
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I'm not sure of this myself (which is why I haven't posted here before), but StackExchange's page on meta might be useful. Note that the page is specifically for Meta Stack Exchange, but I believe that some of it is applicable here. I summarise the page here, to avoid this being a link only answer.
Meta is for:
asking questions about how the ...
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When the subject becomes relevant in a discussion just bring the link to the table.
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Adding to Ash's great answer: normally the meta tag is reserved for questions on meta which have to do with meta. If you have a question about meta, ask here and use the meta tag.
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I mean, if things aren't black and white, then that's it — it's a gray area and you should decide what is right on your own.
In your example — I disagree that "Is X a good strategy" is tout-court too opinion-based. It is however likely too broad to be answered properly — but "is X a good strategy to achieve Y" for example isn't. Maybe you can ask for the ...
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If we're looking for consistency with the other tags, the mod tags have the background color of: #ffecec
.post-tag.moderator-tag {
color: #c2787a;
background-color: #ffecec;
}
The ::before is where the issue lies:
a.moderator-tag:before, span.moderator-tag:before {
background-color: #ad150d; <-- this Red - should match above #ffecec;
border-...
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status-completed
This appears to be fixed - likely inadvertently with one of the various site redesigns over the years:
@3ventic appears to have it correct - the popover was rendering inline with the other parts of the page, instead of above or "on top" of them.
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This site (Arqade Meta) is, what we call in SE network, a child-meta. You earn no reputation and the reputation here is the same as on Arqade. Your profile is mostly inherited from the main site as well, but all the activities in your profile are independent.
Stack Overflow's Meta is different as it's also the meta for the whole network in addition to being ...
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