We have two tags that appear to me to be synonyms, and both have been around for a while:

• status-effects × 37 questions†
  _{(created Apr 23, 2014)}

  Status effects are game keywords which affect a creature's status, e.g. unconscious, weakened, on fire, poisoned.

• conditions × 61 questions†
  _{(created Oct 1, 2014)}

  A condition suffered by a creature, typically negative and as a result of an enemy's actions during combat.

(† As of March 2, 2017)

Is there any reason to not make one a synonym of the other?

We have two tags that appear to me to be synonyms, and both have been around for a while:

• status-effects × 37 questions†
  _{(created Apr 23, 2014)}

  Status effects are game keywords which affect a creature's status, e.g. unconscious, weakened, on fire, poisoned.

• conditions × 61 questions†
  _{(created Oct 1, 2014)}

  A condition suffered by a creature, typically negative and as a result of an enemy's actions during combat.

(† As of March 2, 2017)

Is there any reason to not make one a synonym of the other? If we don't need both, which should we keep?

We have two tags that appear to me to be synonyms:

• status-effects (created Apr 23, 2014)

  Status effects are game keywords which affect a creature's status, e.g. unconscious, weakened, on fire, poisoned.

• conditions (created Oct 1, 2014)

  A condition suffered by a creature, typically negative and as a result of an enemy's actions during combat.

Is there any reason to not make one a synonym of the other?

We have two tags that appear to me to be synonyms, and both have been around for a while:

• status-effects × 37 questions†
  _{(created Apr 23, 2014)}

  Status effects are game keywords which affect a creature's status, e.g. unconscious, weakened, on fire, poisoned.

• conditions × 61 questions†
  _{(created Oct 1, 2014)}

  A condition suffered by a creature, typically negative and as a result of an enemy's actions during combat.

(† As of March 2, 2017)

Is there any reason to not make one a synonym of the other?