The procedure tag is very vague. It's been used 127 times, from taxiing to ATC to weather decisions to starting a propeller to approach procedures... the list is long. No clear "topic" or clear usage is defined.
Out of the 127 questions, only 7 are tagged with only [procedure] and no other tags (SEDE query), they are:
- In an airliner, does the Captain or the First Officer fly the airplane?
[airliner] is more applicable- How are conflicts between pilot flying and pilot not-flying over aircraft control resolved?
[crew-resource-management] is more applicable- Piloting as a perishable skill - what skills go first and how to self-assess and mitigate skill loss?
[flight-training] is more applicable- How do pilots stay disciplined and use checklists, even after they have become routine?
[flight-training] is more applicable- Can a runway turnpad be used as a runway holding position?
[airport-operations] is more applicable- What procedures exist to take control from an "unsafe" pilot?
[crew-resource-management] is more applicable- What notification am I required to give when starting an engine?
[engine-starting] is more applicable
Note: more more applicable tags may exist, the point is those 7 posts do not need [procedure], and the volume can be retagged in two rounds 24 hours apart. I've listed them here, so if the burnination would go ahead, we can come back to those, so no question gets left behind with zero tags.
Is there any case against burnination? Is there a clear topic?