Is it really [good-practice] to have this tag?

Question

I recently discovered that we have a good-practice tag here on PSE meta. It's used on 11 questions, 8 of which are our "Best of [time period]" posts while the other 3 are a strange mix:

• Tag-merge or stricter tagging policy? [cryptic-clues] and [cryptic-crosswords]
• Distinctive titles for Only Connect walls?
• Rq custom close reason "literal description" for riddles

I can't see any common feature between these 11 questions. The obvious meaning of a tag called good-practice would be similar to the existing etiquette tag, but none of the above questions, with the possible exception of the Only Connect one, are actually about good practice. I'm struggling to see any point in this tag at all, so I hereby call for it to be eradicated.

_{(Of course I could simply edit those 11 questions myself, but that would involve a lot of bumping, so I'm posting here to meta so that it can be handled by mods. Note that eliminating the good-practice tag doesn't require hard burnination by a CM: it can simply be merged [without synonymising, of course] into the discussion tag, which will cause the unwanted tag to smoothly disappear from all questions and from the system.)}

Answer 1

I agree, burninate it.

But, not blacklist it yet.

The tag is used by 3 users collectively, 11 questions total, not quite recent, so I don't think it should be really burninated. These questions can then be re-tagged etiquette.