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Tags are there(?) but no longer visible after edit

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I just stumbled upon this post, which was originally tagged "swedish" and someone recently added the "grammar" tag as well.

Now the highly relevant "swedish" tag does not appear after the edit, neither when I open the question or watch it in the main Q&A category list here.

When I pick "suggest edit", then the "swedish" tag is still appended to the post though! But only visible when doing "suggest edit", not when viewing the post on the main site.

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This is a known issue (1 comment)

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As noted in a comment, this is unfortunately a known issue. In this case, it looks like someone was able to restore the tag. Until we find and fix the bug, please feel free to ask for help if individual posts have wrong tags. Sorry about the inconvenience.

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