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1. It looked to become another source of argument
2. The badly veiled insult to both my intent and my integrity was taken as a sign that some people don't want my help.

1. It looked to become another source of argument

2. The badly veiled insult to both my intent and my integrity was taken as a sign that some people don't want my help.

I already posted one month's worth of data and assessment from the last year's use of the tag. Until we complete @doppelgreener's very sound suggestion on analyzing the last year's RAW questions to see what patterns of use have shown, any proposal risks overlooking actual usage and take on the form of tampering. (I am using Deming's meaning of that in terms of process change).

¹ per @nitsua60's comment: the most votes ever for a question on meta was 46

I already posted one month's worth of data and assessment from the last year's use of the tag. Until we complete @doppelgreener's very sound suggestion on analyzing the last year's RAW questions to see what patterns of use have shown, any proposal risks overlooking actual usage and take on the form of tampering. (I am using Deming's meaning of that in terms of process change).

¹ per @nitsua60's comment: the most votes ever for a question on meta was 46

Follow up: after the negative feedback from two of the principles in the argument, my second month's of (of 12 total) for grinding away on RAW questions was abandoned: the reasons for throwing up my hands is twofold.

1. It looked to become another source of argument
2. The badly veiled insult to both my intent and my integrity was taken as a sign that some people don't want my help.