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8:38 AM
I have created tag-wiki and tag-excerpt simply containing the first sentence of the Wikipedia article. (So that the tag-wiki is at least non-empty.)
You know about the topic more than I do, feel free to expand the tag-wiki.
But at least I suppose we can agree on the fact that tag was intended about the questions from group theory, not for some other types of growth.
Feel free to ping me if you add something to the tag-info or if you have something more to add to the discussion of this tag @kneidell
in Tagging, 1 min ago, by Martin Sleziak
Only one of them seems to be about group theory. I am going to retag the questions which do not fit this tag. (Which are not about group theory.)
I have posted something about this tag in tagging chatroom. I guess that the information about the tag will be more visible there:

 Tagging

When should a tag be added
It is maybe also worth mentioning that if the tag contains only a single questions, it will be removed after 6 months.
I was searching on meta.SO what exactly low usage means; it seems that tag having only 1 question is going to be deleted after 6 months: meta.stackexchange.com/a/48418 Another related meta.MO question: What happens to zombie tags?Martin Sleziak Jan 6 '12 at 13:18
 
 
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1:25 PM
One last thing @kneidell.
If you can find some other question(s) where this tag is appropriate, maybe you could add it to such question. (At the moment there is only one questions with this tag. As mentioned before, tags with only one questions are removed during tag clean-up, which is done by the system regularly.)
in Tagging, 1 min ago, by Martin Sleziak
(On the other hand, if someone thinks the tag is worth preserving, it would be good to add at least one other question. I do not know anything about this topic, so I do not feel confident enough to add the tag to some questions. Maybe some questions shown when searching for subgroup growth among questions tagged could be suitable candidates.)
 

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