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Unless we're talking about baby files lying newborn in a manger, could we rename the tag to ?

:)

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    But what about all those baby files?? I am really concerned about them! No mangers, what next? No diapers?? – closetnoc May 27 '16 at 21:43
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Finally, a no-brainer :-) Good catch! It's renamed now.

Here's a discussion about how to rename a tag on Stack Exchange's Meta site. It requires a moderator to do, so you did the right thing by opening up a Meta discussion about it.

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    That was fast! Yeah I was pretty sure if I didn't have rep for a synonym I wouldn't be able to rename either ;) Thx for the link though! – Tim Malone May 27 '16 at 8:26
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    No problem, the link was just in case anyone else (including moderators) goes looking for a "tag renaming" option since there isn't an obvious one. – dan May 27 '16 at 8:37

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