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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
The php-errors has been recently added as synonym to php.
It was working pretty well in the past to find related content when you tagged some component (e.g. like phpunit or simplexml) with it.
This benefit is now gone. Most often with errors related if not duplicate questions are easily spotted so it would be of great help to not have it as synonym.
This is (was) an important tool used to direct duplicates and reference questions over time, tagging is more distinct that plain text search and allows meta-categorization (seems to be it's necessary to add this here on this website, in case anyone wonders I state the obvious).