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I've noticed a few tags like pizza meatballs eggs. Do we want to allow these sort of tags? or should they be removed?

I can sort of see the use for more generic foods like eggs or pasta but meatballs seems a bit specific. fish might be all right, but do we want salmon or line-caught-orkney-isle-salmon. where do we draw the line?

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I think that generic food tags are valid. I do think that there has to be a line drawn between what should be accepted and what is not allowed.

I think types of food such as fish, eggs, chicken, etc. should be allowed, as well as very commonly prepared dishes (pizza, sushi, burgers, etc).

When you start to get into specific things like types of fish (salmon, tuna, etc.) or specific types of pasta (spaghetti, rigatoni, etc.), that is where the line needs to be drawn. Those kinds of specific things should be included in the question subject or question text itself.

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  • yeah I tend to agree with this line of thinking as well.
    – Sam Holder
    Jul 13, 2010 at 15:31

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