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I don't want to reinvent the wheel, just additional elaboration on what has already been said.

I agree with this here.
Which is an extension of @svick's answer, but gives more detail and an example of a title that needs language as part of question and not as a tag.

If the language does not pertain to the actual question, it should be omitted.

Example being a question relating to the differences in python and jython, with jython's relationship to java.

How come I can do this in jython, but not in python?

I don't want to reinvent the wheel, just additional elaboration on what has already been said.

I agree with this here.
Which is an extension of @svick's answer, but gives more detail and an example of a title that needs language as part of question and not as a tag.

If the language does not pertain to the actual question, it should be omitted.

Example being a question relating to the differences in python and jython, with jython's relationship to java.

How come I can do this in jython, but not in python?

I don't want to reinvent the wheel, just additional elaboration on what has already been said.

I agree with this here.
  Which is an extension of @svick's answer, but gives more detail and an example of a title that needs language as part of question and not as a tag.

If the language does not pertain to the actual question, it should be omitted.  

Example being a question relating to the differences in python and jython, with jython's relationship to java.

 

How come I can do this in jython, but not in python?

I don't want to reinvent the wheel, just additional elaboration on what has already been said.

I agree with this here. 
Which is an extension of @svick's answer, but gives more detail and an example of a title that needs language as part of question and not as a tag.

If the language does not pertain to the actual question, it should be omitted.

Example being a question relating to the differences in python and jython, with jython's relationship to java.

 

How come I can do this in jython, but not in python?

I don't want to reinvent the wheel, just additional elaboration on what has already been said.

I agree with this here.
  Which is an extension of @svick's answer, but gives more detail and an example of a title that needs language as part of question and not as a tag.

If the language does not pertain to the actual question, it should be omitted.

Example being a question relating to the differences in python and jython, with jython's relationship to java.

 

How come I can do this in jython, but not in python?

I don't want to reinvent the wheel, just additional elaboration on what has already been said.

I agree with this here. 
Which is an extension of @svick's answer, but gives more detail and an example of a title that needs language as part of question and not as a tag.

If the language does not pertain to the actual question, it should be omitted. 

Example being a question relating to the differences in python and jython, with jython's relationship to java.

 

How come I can do this in jython, but not in python?