Question: I suggest that tag-wikis and guidelines for writing great tag wikis should be included in the FAQ for all the users to see.I am aware that the link to [this blog post](http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2011/03/redesigned-tags-page/) is provided on the *edit-tag-wiki* page.

I feel that creating/editing tag-wikis are one of the most ignored features especially on sec.SE. It will be a great way to let new users know the importance and purpose of tag-wikis and that they can be improved.

Answer: 
IMO the FAQ is for the most important things. Tag wikis are relatively obscure -- asking and answering is what is important (and common) and that's what the faq deals with. The faq is for new users; and new users probably shouldn't be dealing with the tag wikis.

If you wish, you may write up a [faq-proposed](https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/faq-proposed "show questions tagged 'faq-proposed'") page on [the mother meta](https://meta.stackoverflow.com/) with hope that it will become a [full faq entry](https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/tagged/faq). Alternatively, suggest an edit to the [privilege page](https://meta.stackoverflow.com/privileges/approve-tag-wiki-edits) and list tag wiki guidelines.
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I disagree. The current situation is just fine. We discuss tags here on Meta.Sec.SE and The DMZ. We're a relatively small site (less than 9k questions), and that process is sufficient.

The system is working fine; Until you reach 20k rep you cannot edit wiki tags without the community's approval, that's enough to keep the tags neat and clean.