Hope you don't mind. I changed the way the submission template specifies URLs at the end to make the typesetting job at the end easier. Delegating a little more of the drudgery to the crowd. I updated the two examples linked from the Hagada submissions and our first submission for the Purim book accordingly.
This answer contains the template for editing questions. It's the same as last year's, with some minor exceptions, such as URL formats.
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I changed the post that s.tk/miyodeya points to to be a teaser for P-MY in case we want to start using it for pre-hype at some point. I moved the entire H-MY landing page to an answer on that post.
@IsaacMoses that's totally fine. I was considering that change last year while editing haggadah posts because having to remember to put the two spaces at the ends of lines was a hassle, but didn't want to change mid-stream then and had forgotten all about it by the time this year rolled around.
@IsaacMoses heh, apparently s.tk is blocked by the corporate filter. What did it point to and what does it point to now? (Ultimately I think we want a single download page that has both books -- one-stop shopping and all that -- but we can change that later. I didn't know we could change it at all, but since you did we can do so again.)
Coming soon: Purim - Mi Yodeya?
Did you enjoy "Hagada - Mi Yodeya?"? Wouldn't it be cool to have a Purim book along similar lines?
Watch this space for "Purim - Mi Yodeya?", a printable Purim book with thought-provoking questions and answers about the Megilla, Purim practices, and not-exactly-s...
In our list of Qs for Chapter 2, we're currently covering 3 of the 4 mitzvot of the day. The one missing is Seudat Purim. Shall we add the one below (just DoubleAA's answer)? Another one?
Is there a requirement to have a meal on the night of Meggilah reading?
If not, why is there a custom to eat one?
Is one required to drink even at night?
This answer contains the template for editing questions. It's the same as last year's, with some minor exceptions, such as URL formats.
Question title?
Ploni Asker asked:
Question body goes here. Be sure to remove hyperlinks; you can turn them into footnotes or parenthetical comments, or r...
Is there a requirement to have a meal on the night of Meggilah reading?
If not, why is there a custom to eat one?
Is one required to drink even at night?
