Should the "difference" and "meaning" tags be used together?

Question

The excerpt for difference says (after the pending edit is approved):

This tag is for questions about the difference in meaning between certain words, or phrases.

The tag is already supposed to be about the difference in meaning between words, or phrases, but I see some of the questions are also using meaning. (There are 28 questions tagged difference, and 6 questions using difference and meaning.)

Does it make sense to use both the tag for a question? difference says the question is about the difference in meaning, and meaning says the question is about the meaning of a word/phrase/sentence.

Answer 1

The problem is, the tag wiki is quite incorrect. The difference tag is not limited to meaning. It can be of tenses, pronunciation, and so forth. My (suggested) version of the difference tag is this:

This tag is for questions that asks about differences in usage of English.

So if we want to denote a question that asks about the differences in meaning, we can use both difference and meaning at the same time. If we want to ask about differences in pronunciation, we can then use pronunciation and difference together.