A legal label is a legally required label or label on new items that describes the fabric and filler that governs the mattress, upholstery, and fabric products industry in the United States (e.g., pillows, stuffed animals, duvets, etc.). As a rule, these tags begin with a phrase such as This label cannot be removed under penalty of the law, except by the consumer. Some states also require labels on used bedding. A tag is a word or phrase that describes the subject of the question. Tags are a way to connect experts to the questions they can answer by sorting questions into specific, well-defined categories. Such laws on the labelling of filled items exist in other jurisdictions, such as the label required on duvets sold in the UK that describes the materials used and tog insulation. Do not use meta tags in questions. Here are some tips to help you determine if a tag is a meta tag: As part of the editing process, users can suggest changes or directly edit the tags for a question if they feel a particular tag has been used inappropriately or the question is missing a tag. Mandatory laws have been passed in the United States to let consumers know if the filled item they purchased contained new or recycled materials.
The wording of the warnings printed on some legal labels has led to a common misconception in the United States that removing such a label is a crime under any circumstances, prohibiting consumers from removing labels from items they have purchased. That confusion was aggravated in particular by the fact that the wording of those labels did not initially contain the words `except by the consumer`. Avoid inserting tags in titles in any of the following formats: For example, instead of writing “JavaScript, jQuery: When should I use either?”, which forces the labels in the title, you can convey the same information in a conversational tone: Many mattress manufacturers such as Sealy, Simmons, and Serta require these labels to be manufactured under warranty. The only time you should use tags in your title is if they organically match the conversational tone of the title. Clicking on a tag under a question takes you to a page that displays all the questions in that tag. You will also see a description of what the tag is and how it should be applied to Law Stack Exchange (since the name of the tag is sometimes a common word that has a broad meaning in the real world, but a very special and narrow meaning on this site). These descriptions include the tag wiki, which can be edited by the community like any other post. Tags can also be used to help you identify issues that are interesting or relevant to you. The purpose of the legal label is to inform the consumer about hidden contents or “fillers” in bedding and furnishings products.
Legal etiquette was born in the early 1900s to prevent these items from continuing to be made with content such as horsehair, corn husks and anything else a manufacturer could find, something the consumer would never see, much like food labeling. Each question can contain a maximum of 5 tags, so choose the ones that best describe your question. Spaces are not allowed in tags â Create compound tags with hyphens instead of spaces (such as [visual-studio]) instead of multiple tags separated by spaces ([visual] [studio]).