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I found that on Ell Stack Exchange, there is a tag called and I found that this tag was used by 1 question. That question actually asked about the prepositions after the word “confusing”.

(SEE HERE: "confusing for tourists" vs "confusing to the user")

I don’t think that we need that tag, and I think that the tag and is enough for that question.

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I removed the tag (which means it will soon be removed from the system entirely) but did not add , which I've never heard used for words that are not similar in either spelling or pronunciation; does it really serve a purpose not already covered by ?

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  • Confusable isn't useful for this question regardless. "Confusing " was added because they're asking about the word "confusing" not because the question is about something confusing.
    – ColleenV
    Commented Mar 12 at 16:59
  • Is this OP old enough to contribute on SE? Commented Mar 12 at 23:36
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    @Araucaria-Nothereanymore. Escalated for review, but in the future you should raise a flag instead of a comment.
    – Laurel Mod
    Commented Mar 13 at 0:32

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