I think the solution to our PTIJ problems is to disallow posting PTIJ questions during the second 1/6 of any minute (from xx:xx:11 through xx:xx:20): those have a lower score. We should encourage posting during the first 1/6 of each minute instead: those have a higher score. (data.stackexchange.com/judaism/query/462937)
In the 2006 Mockumentary Borat, two of the characters believe that Jews can "shape-shift", which is also noted in the last section here.
In 2015, in the wake of the Charlie Hedbo attacks, Daily Beat reporter Dana Kennedy claimed that at least one person claimed that some Jews could shape-shift i...
I noticed that the Stack Exchange Hot Questions feed only comprises the 30 topmost HNQs rather than all 100. I wonder why that is and if there is a good reason for it, when the complete list isn't unhealthily large either with just 100 instead of 30.
I would thus hereby propose to extend the fee...
@msh210 Seriously, though, this is my main objection to setting a limit. I just don't see any correlation between more posts and lower score. I just see one user who posts a lot and also happens to have a low average score
@Daniel I had an informal chat with our most-prolific PT poster. He didn't realize how large a proportion he'd asked and he will pay more attention to volume in the future.
@Scimonster I don't know what that poster means, but in some contexts "blind" can mean "mostly but not totally blind". Like, in the US you're legally blind at 20/200, but that's still enough to see stuff (very blurrily). The top "E" on the eye chart is calibrated for 20/200 I think.
