Should we make a community wiki for references to websites? For example:
Hebrewbooks.org where you can search over 50,000 Hebrew books
Torahanytime.org where there are over 10,000 lectures by reputable speakers
etc... Good idea or no?
This week's topic challenge is midrashim and aggadot. You're encouraged to think of and post good questions on this topic.
What is it?
There's a single topic that people think about during the week and come up with good questions on. The topic is set each Wednesday or so.
What do I win?
An In...
Sometimes I read a new question, and I want to provide an answer, but I don't have the time at that moment to find the appropriate source citations.
Then, I will receive comments in my answer asking for sources. It's a legitimate request of course, but sometimes the questioner really wants a pr...
@msh210 3 hours ago. Unless they're permalinked somewhere static, reddit posts don't tend to get very much attention a long time after they're posted. The focus there is on "hot" (upvoted+recent) posts.
@IsaacMoses I meant... is it something attached to your username, or to that post, or... Apparently (from the link you just gave me) it's attached to your username.
@msh210 One can control the "flair" that appears next to one's username within the context of certain sub-reddits (particular communities). In /r/Judaism, they asked people to put their denomination as their flair. In /r/StLouis, my flair is the name of the town I live in.
@msh210 I guess three initials followed by a number is slightly underdistinct. I have pretty high confidence that my chosen handle on most sites (not here) will never be inadvertently duplicated.
@jake, way to promote two site features in one question!