It seems to me that the time tag should be used for questions pertaining to the usage of time, or about time itself, such as Davening schedule for someone with a night shift, or Is bitul zman (wasting one's time) a formal prohibition?, or even The time periods of the Acharit HaYamim?. But many ...

Do we really need the ahavat-hageir tag? There's exactly one question in it. Should we delete the tag and let love suffice?

I've noticed a bunch of historical figures that have their own tag. Should they be merged into historical-figures? There are probably a few that I missed, but here are the ones I noticed in my searches: moshe-feinstein rav-shlomo-z-auerbach hacham-ovadia-yosef rabbeinu-tam rabbeinu-asher rav-na...

I'm assuming that commentaries is supposed to be used for questions that relate to a specific peirush, or Mefarshim in general. If you go to the tag, it doesn't seem that way. Is the tag being used properly, or should it be cleaned up a bit?

Pretty self-explanatory. Is the fact that english is more specific than language enough of a reason to keep them apart? Same goes for hebrew.

I need to know all the rabbanic views on the tree kind or name of the burning bush of Moses. Does any Rabbi think it is the buckthorn or the cedar or whatever ?