When I asked Is "pikuach nefesh" on shabbos "hutrah" or "dichuya"?, someone left a comment saying that "This is a rather famous Yeshivish Chakira [question discussed in Yeshivish circles] . Answering this is basically opinion based."
Is that really the case?
If i know that a certain user of a website is breaking the rules, can i just turn a blind eye, or must i report it?
Does it matter what kind of rule it is? (E.g. No swearing vs. age requirement)
Does it matter if it's socially accepted in that community to turn a blind eye? (See, for example, h...
@Meta-Man I wasn't sure if Meta was the right place to bring that up, or if I would be better served by chat. People seem to be voting, though, so I guess it was a good idea. Also, I've edited my question based on a suggestion made in one of the comments there.
When I asked Is "pikuach nefesh" on shabbos "hutrah" or "dichuya"?, someone left a comment saying that "This is a rather famous Yeshivish Chakira [question discussed in Yeshivish circles] . Answering this is basically opinion based."
Is that really the case?
If i know that a certain user of a website is breaking the rules, can i just turn a blind eye, or must i report it?
Does it matter what kind of rule it is? (E.g. No swearing vs. age requirement)
Does it matter if it's socially accepted in that community to turn a blind eye? (See, for example, h...
