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It's asking about promotion and Instagram is one of the platforms they're using for promotion. Facebook would be another. It's borderline but I believe it falls on the "add the tag" side of the line.
@Andy Turns out I was wrong about the numbers. The search brings up answers in addition to questions. So there are only 8 questions that would clearly benefit from a twitter tag (in addition to the 1 I already tagged) and 3 maybes. Should I go ahead and retag them?
@Andy I did see the approval, thanks. My question is do you want me to do the work of adding this and other tags to maybe 100 more questions, or will that create a nightmare for you and others since I don't have the rep to edit questions without them going into a queue for others to approve?
@Andy I appear to have successfully created a Twitter tag by editing the post I link to in the question. Although I have enough rep to create tags, that appears to be on my own posts only. I do not have enough rep to edit and need to get approval for each one. I also had to edit at least 6 characters in the body of the post to get the edit request to go through; fortunately, the OP modified the post and I found a couple typos to fix. Once it's approved, I am willing to add the tag to all relevant posts, but that will create a long editing approval queue. How do you want me to handle it?
@Andy and others...so will there be voting? Any one else care to weigh in? Should I just create a couple tags and see if there is protest? Do I need to make a temp post to create them, then retag some other posts with the new tags, and remove my post?
@Andy Sorry to flood the comments here. I can create answers for each suggested tag so they get voted on, or edit the original question, just let me know. I also don't know if I, with my low rep, can create any of these tags myself (subject to approval from moderators). Not to be badge hunting but well... :-)
19 posts mentioning Wordpress. These can go under "blog" but talking about the general care and feeding of a blog is very different from talking about technical issues regarding the software. I'd recommend both tags. communitybuilding.stackexchange.com/search?q=wordpress
