@Laszlo you guys from review police are getting on my nerves. Please, limit your review activity only to the areas where you can comprehend both the question and the answer. Thank you. — Your Common Sense36 secs ago
@AmalMurali if he does it on content that really belongs on the site, gather them and bring up the issue. Ask on Meta how such things could/should be settled without drawing it out into an edit war.
@AmalMurali Despite his tone-of-voice I believe he tries to have only high-quality stuff in the pdo tag. Problem might be that the quality standard is dictated by him.
@AmalMurali when the tag is directly relevant to the question asked
if I'm asking about poodles and dogs it should be tagged as poodles and dogs, if I'm asking about poodles but the poodles are dogs too it should only be tagged as poodles
@Braiam: I don't know. But most of them are tag rollbacks - removing [pdo], [mysql], [mysqli] tags from questions (mostly from the questions where they're relevant). He also rolls back most of the edits to his answers.
@Bart: It's not about a specific user, I'm just looking for feedback and suggestions on how to handle this without an edit/rollback war.
Not a good idea if all your examples are from the same user. And some of those at least are legitimate (IMO) - plain SQL query syntax errors aren't related to PDO (and often not to PHP either).
Perhaps, if one is willing, it's better to filter this through a CM first @AmalMurali. Maybe some of their feedback will help you settle upon an answer, without any risk for other parties or yourself
The problem with the community is that they are going to take that list and pick up on the "look at that evil user" part of it. Even if you don't intend to.
The sidebar contains related and linked posts. If such a post has 100+ votes, the alignment is off (any of these posts will have a link to LaTeX Editors/IDEs that replicates the problem):
This seems specific to TeX - LaTeX (and perhaps Meta.TeX) as StackOverflow doesn't exhibit this:
There are many cases where users edit out certain tags from a question. This might perhaps be done with good intention in mind, but when other users disagree with the removal of the tag(s), they add it back. Most of the times, this would go unnoticed, but in some cases, it develops into an edit w...
The sidebar contains related and linked posts. If such a post has 100+ votes, the alignment is off (any of these posts will have a link to LaTeX Editors/IDEs that replicates the problem):
This seems specific to TeX - LaTeX (and perhaps Meta.TeX) as StackOverflow doesn't exhibit this:
The score for the 4 questions are 111, 1218, 261 and 5 respectively, but they display 2 digits per line. This is an obvious bug in design.
