We have a tag for questions on bounded rationality here, which goes by boundedrationality. Might we want to change this to bounded-rationality, given that it seems standard on SE (at least in my experience) to separate out words with a dash?
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$\begingroup$ Why not just two words: bounded rationality? $\endgroup$– user218Nov 23, 2014 at 14:23
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2$\begingroup$ @GuidoJorg a tag can't have spaces in it. Customarily, spaces are replaced by tags. $\endgroup$– 410 goneNov 23, 2014 at 21:00
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boundedrationality could be made a synonym of bounded-rationality. Or its use could just be replaced, if we're not expecting others to use the unhyphenated version in the future.
I see that only the unhyphenated version exists at present, and its existence prevents the creation of the hyphenated version. I think this may need a mod to fix it.
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3$\begingroup$ I would suggest the replacement, since iirc, the latter should show up as a suggestion after the tagger types a couple letters in the tag name anyway. $\endgroup$– user169Nov 23, 2014 at 22:00
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Thanks for flagging this issue. I have created a tag synonym from boundedrationality into bounded-rationality. Now the auto-correct will direct people to use bounded-rationality and if someone does inadvertently try to use boundedrationality the system will automatically map it into bounded-rationality.
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I would suggest replacing it completely. Standard syntax would have the tag as bounded-rationality. The change would be harmless and would be more consistent with other tags.
