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ssms and sql-management-studio tags both refer to the same application: SQL Server Management Studio. As a result there's no need to keep both tags around.

While 21 questions in each here doesn't give either tag priority, checking other SE sites shows:

Stack overflow has 940 for favor of ssms and ~200 for specific versions; and 219 for sql-management-studio.

Serverfault has 114 for msql-ssms, 18 for ssms, and 20 for ssms-2008; however only ssms has a tag wiki entry. sql-management-studio doesn't exist at all as a tag there.

ssms and sql-management-studio tags both refer to the same application: SQL Server Management Studio. As a result there's no need to keep both tags around.

While 21 questions in each here doesn't give either tag priority, checking other SE sites shows:

Stack overflow has 940 for favor of ssms and ~200 for specific versions; and 219 for sql-management-studio.

Serverfault has 114 for msql-ssms, 18 for ssms, and 20 for ssms-2008; however only ssms has a tag wiki entry. sql-management-studio doesn't exist at all as a tag there.

DBA.SE has 118 questions for ssms and none for any other variants.

The ssms and sql-management-studio tags both refer to the same application: SQL Server Management Studio. As a result there's no need to keep both tags around.

While 21 questions in each here doesn't give either tag priority, checking other SE sites shows:

Stack overflow has 940 for favor of SSMS and ~200 for specific versions; and 219 for sql-management-studio.

Serverfault has 114 for msql-ssms, 18 for ssms, and 20 for ssms-2008; however only ssms has a tag wiki entry. sql-management-studio doesn't exist at all as a tag there.

ssms and sql-management-studio tags both refer to the same application: SQL Server Management Studio. As a result there's no need to keep both tags around.

While 21 questions in each here doesn't give either tag priority, checking other SE sites shows:

Stack overflow has 940 for favor of ssms and ~200 for specific versions; and 219 for sql-management-studio.

Serverfault has 114 for msql-ssms, 18 for ssms, and 20 for ssms-2008; however only ssms has a tag wiki entry. sql-management-studio doesn't exist at all as a tag there.

The ssms and sql-management-studio tags both refer to the same application: SQL Server Management Studio. As a result there's no need to keep both tags around. With 21 questions in each it's not obvious which tag should be kept and which should go away.

The ssms and sql-management-studio tags both refer to the same application: SQL Server Management Studio. As a result there's no need to keep both tags around.

While 21 questions in each here doesn't give either tag priority, checking other SE sites shows:

Stack overflow has 940 for favor of SSMS and ~200 for specific versions; and 219 for sql-management-studio.

Serverfault has 114 for msql-ssms, 18 for ssms, and 20 for ssms-2008; however only ssms has a tag wiki entry. sql-management-studio doesn't exist at all as a tag there.