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The tag access has no description and I've seen it used in at least three different contexts:

• Microsoft Access, but there's already a tag ms-access for this.
• privileges a user has on an object, but there's already a tag access-control for this.
• index access paths, where I think the tag is extraneous. indexing or similar should be enough.

If it was up to me, I would remove this tag and blacklist it.

The tag access has no description and I've seen it used in at least three different contexts:

• Microsoft Access, but there's already a tag ms-access for this.
• privileges a user has on an object, but there's already a tag access-control which can be used in some cases for this, or just use privileges.
• index access paths, where I think the tag is extraneous. indexing or similar should be enough.

If it was up to me, I would remove this tag and blacklist it.

The tag access has no description and I've seen it used in at least three different contexts:

• Microsoft Access, but there's already a tag ms-access for this.
• privileges a user has on an object
• index access paths

If it was up to me, I would remove this tag and blacklist it.

The tag access has no description and I've seen it used in at least three different contexts:

• Microsoft Access, but there's already a tag ms-access for this.
• privileges a user has on an object, but there's already a tag access-control for this.
• index access paths, where I think the tag is extraneous. indexing or similar should be enough.

If it was up to me, I would remove this tag and blacklist it.