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Why do people keep asking about the [i386] tag?
I just go over to and there is a question about the i386 tag. Why do people keep tagging it with i386 or I386.
How does that make sense?
A:
There are two kinds of people: Those that ask questions on Ask Ubuntu and those that answer questions on Ask Ubuntu. The i386 tag is used by the former.
When you see a question tagged i386, this is a hint that the user is someone new to Ask Ubuntu. These users have either asked a question that was already answered, or not understood the difference between x86 and i386. So, after just a little guidance from a quick comment or edit, the user will be able to tell the difference between x86 and i386. In this case, I would think that editing the question would be an appropriate course of action.
When you see a question tagged i386, this is a hint that the user is an Ask Ubuntu "expert". These users know the difference between x86 and i386, and are providing their answer as a reference for future visitors to the site. In this case, my advice is to say that the i386 tag doesn't make sense, or that the question itself is not really about i386, but it is the nature of the tagging system that allows i386 to have an appropriate scope.
As you can see, the question is not about the i386 tag, but about how it is used.
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