A tag is a keyword or label that categorizes your question with other, similar questions. Using the right tags makes it easier for others to find and answer your question.
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support× 264
You need help with the use of the Stack Exchange API, apps built on the API, or assistance building scripts that work on Stack Exchange websites.
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bug× 230
Indicates you've found an erroneous or unexpected behavior in the Stack Exchange API, or the Stack Exchange HTML or CSS, that needs to be fixed.
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discussion× 228
designed to solicit opinions or best-practices on a particular topic, with the goal of reaching community consensus.
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status-completed× 208
Indicates that a feature request has been implemented, a bug has been fixed, or another type of request has been processed.
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feature-request× 186
indicates a proposal for a new feature for the Stack Exchange API, or a change to an existing feature.
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app× 167
Applications that use the Stack Exchange API are listed as questions and tagged with the [app] tag. The body of the question contains details and screenshots of the application.
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api× 106
A question about the Stack Exchange API: usage, functioning, guidelines, etc.
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script× 84
User scripts for Stack Exchange sites that modify the site's behavior in the web browser. These scripts usually run in IE, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and Safari.
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status-bydesign× 43
actually due to the existing design of the system and is not considered erroneous behaviour.
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status-declined× 35
Indicates that a request (usually a feature request) has been considered, but will not be implemented. Generally speaking, a developer will leave a comment as to why, or the community will come to con…
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stackauth× 35
the centralized domain used for network-wide authentication to any site in the network.
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tags× 34
Question about any of the API methods that return, in some form, information about tags.
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api-help× 34
A question about the built-in API help pages at http://api.site.stackexchange.com/{version}/usage
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javascript× 33
Questions about usage of the Stack Exchange API in client-side browser JavaScript.
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library× 29
Libraries which provide access to the Stack Exchange API are listed under the [library] tag. The body of the question will give usage examples, as well as source and licensing details.
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website× 29
A question tagged 'website' denotes that all or a part of the application is accessed via a web-interface.
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questions× 28
A question about how the API returns questions.
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reputation× 27
A question about how the API returns reputation for users.
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dev-tip× 24
A tip for developers working with the Stack Exchange API.
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c#× 23
Accompanies [app]s written in, or [library]s meant to be used from, the C# programming language
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search× 21
Questions about searching via the API, typically using the /search method.
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status-deferred× 21
Indicates that the issue will be reviewed in the future, or that a change in functionality is being delayed until a future date.
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users× 20
A question about how the API returns users.
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documentation× 20
Question pertaining to the documentation provided with the API.
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python× 19
Accompanies [app]s written in, or [library]s meant to be used from, the Python programming language
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rate-limit× 18
Questions about the per-second or per-day rate limiting of requests made to the API.
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meta× 18
Questions about per-site metas and the way in which they are exposed by the API.
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chrome-extensions× 18
An [app] that takes the form of an extension to the Google Chrome browser.
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comments× 15
A question about how the API returns comments.
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java× 15
Accompanies [app]s written in, or [library]s meant to be used from, the Java programming language
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iphone× 14 |
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associated× 14
A question about how the API returns user associations.
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badges× 14 |
faq× 14
the most frequently asked and answered questions on Stack Apps.
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app-request× 13
Questions about whether [app]s with certain functionality exist. Some members of the community may react to these questions by creating those [app]s, should they not exist.
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