Is [meek-single-transferable-vote] so distinct as to need a tag separate from [single-transferable-vote]?

Question

Concerning the new tags meek-single-transferable-vote and strategic-voting.

Currently the tag "tree" for "scoring votes" (as I see it) is:

First-level	Second-level	Third-level	Questions
voting-systems			216
┣╾╾╾╾	ranked-choice-voting		4
┣╾╾╾╾	range-voting		4
┣╾╾╾╾	plurality-voting-system		5
┣╾╾╾╾	first-past-the-post		10
┗╾╾╾╾	single-transferable-vote		10
	┗╾╾╾╾	meek-single-transferable-vote	1

Is meek-single-transferable-vote so distinct as to need a tag separate from single-transferable-vote?

Being unfamiliar with Meek STV, I will defer judgment to others.

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The strategic-voting tag may be added to some of these five additional "strategic voting" questions and eleven "tactical voting" questions.

Of these 16 questions, eight (3 and 5) had the tag added leaving eight (2 and 6) untagged, for "merely mentioning" the terms.

Answer 1

Is meek-single-transferable-vote so distinct as to need a tag separate from single-transferable-vote?

No, Meek's is one of a few commonly used STV systems. The others are Warren's and Wright's. These are all implementations of the Single Transferable Vote system.

I don't think it's necessary for these specific implementations to have their own tag.

Additionally, I think STV is already a subset of ranked-choice-voting (see: Wikipedia). I'm not sure if something should change with that tag, but there does seem to be some overlap.