user66: I would like to standardize the usage of tags and re-tag some questions, but I don't see the "retag" option under the questions, I can only flag it or edit. Does it mean I should just edit the question even if I am only interested in changing its tags?

user69: If you mouse-over the area immediately to the right of the existing tag list, a link appears that allows you to edit tags on the question page rather than going through the edit page, might save all of ten seconds =D

N.b after reading this MSO post it appears that link is only available for users with (in our case) 2,000 rep (the access to moderator tools privilege).

user6: That's because you have more than 1000 reputation now, which is the limit you need to be able to edit posts without review. Just use the edit link now, it does the same thing as the retag link you used previously.
The only difference for retag is that it needs less reputation.

66: <p>I would like to standardize the usage of tags and re-tag some questions, but I don't see the "retag" option under the questions, I can only flag it or edit. Does it mean I should just edit the question even if I am only interested in changing its tags?</p>
 69: <p>If you mouse-over the area immediately to the right of the existing tag list, a link appears that allows you to edit tags on the question page rather than going through the edit page, might save all of ten seconds =D</p>

<p><img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/d1Tb3.jpg" alt="Screenshot showing the edit tags hidden link"></p>

<p>N.b after reading this <a href="https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/117624/why-is-inline-tag-editing-not-available-with-retag-privileges">MSO post</a> it appears that link is only available for users with (in our case) 2,000 rep (<a href="https://biology.stackexchange.com/privileges/moderator-tools">the access to moderator tools privilege</a>).</p>
 6: <p>That's because you have more than 1000 reputation now, which is the limit you need to be able to edit posts without review. Just use the edit link now, it does the same thing as the retag link you used previously.</p>

<p>The only difference for retag is that it needs less reputation.</p>
