As many of you know by now, Stack Exchange added a minigame that looks like an advertisement at first glance to the right hand panel of all Stack Exchange sites. The game is called StackEgg and it's intended to simulate the evolution of a site in the SE network. It will only last through April Fool's Day, 2015 (i.e. 2015-04-01).
The game, though seemingly innocuous, has gotten out of hand. As a result, quite a bit of hostility has been directed toward PPCG in particular due to perceived cheating. (I know too little to comment in that regard.) Indeed, at least one PPCG user has been suspended from chat over it.
We have a tag now, stack-egg and I don't know where it came from. I filled out the description so that people know what it is when they see it, but my hope is that once the game is over, we can retire or remove the tag.
As of this writing there are only two PPCG posts bearing the tag and both have been put on hold and have a negative net vote count. However, after April Fool's Day, nothing related to StackEgg will be relevant or even reproducible.
So...
Proposition: We delete the tag after 2015-04-02 or at least add a note to the tag wiki.
Proposed note: "This tag is kept around for historical reasons. Questions of this type are not considered a good fit for this site, so rethink your challenge if you wanted to use this tag." (Same that was used for code-trolling.)
Or do we already have a policy that would dictate our actions here?
