What to build with [lego]?

Question

Currently our lego tag (and related tags) are a mess something that can probably be fixed fairly easily given that there are around thirty questions overall (this query, courtesy of @SQB, yields 32 results).

Furthermore the tag description for lego is misleading:

Lego is a line of plastic construction toys that are manufactured by The Lego Group. Questions which ask for identification of SF and fantasy toys built with Lego are on-topic, any others are not, and belong on bricks.SE.

... yet only 6 lego questions (out of 16) are ID.

This could be the occasion to assemble a tagging policy for LEGO-related tags.

Hence, what to build with LEGO?

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For the record, our current other LEGO tags are lego-star-wars, lego-cinematic-universe, the-lego-batman-movie, the-lego-movie, the-lego-ninjago-movie and bionicle.

Answer 1

First MOC

TL;DR:

• lego - on everything
• lego-cinematic-universe - on LCU works, always use with lego and work
• lego-work - about the work - always use with lego and lego-cinematic-universe (if appropriate)

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I propose

• using lego as the "general" tag; it will be use on all LEGO questions. The rationale is that someone looking for lego stuff might be remotely interested in other LEGO-related tags. ID questions would then be tagged lego+character-identification or lego+object-identification, and tag description would be edited in consequence. 16 questions to retag
• using lego-cinematic-universe for this universe (duh), the way dc-extended-universe or marvel-cinematic-universe work. The idea is to encompass current movies/games/shorts in this universe while excluding lego-star-wars-like tags (which, as far as I know, aren't part of the LCU); 6 questions to retag
• using lego+relevant-lego-tag for other works. 8 questions to retag

Cross-universe cases:

• tag the-lego-batman-movie with dc too, as there's a DC stamp to it;
• tag lego-star-wars with both lego and star-wars for the same reason.

Seems fairly in line with what's done with other materials/franchises, and (though my figures might be slightly off) the amount of retagging involved can probably be done smoothly over a week or so.