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Some proposals include categories beyond the defaults of Q&A and Meta. We don't have all those categories here on the proposals site, but we need a way to indicate which category a post is intended for if it's not the default of Q&A. In addition to communicating more clearly in the incubator, labeling them in some consistent way will make it easier for us to move things to the right places when a proposal is launched.

I propose that we use tags named category- plus the category name, such as category-workshop for the "workshop" category on the Worldbuilding proposal. I've taken the liberty of applying such a tag to one question, but if folks want to do this some other way, that's easy to change.

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How should we indicate non-Q&A categories for Incubator posts?

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