There are halachik and cultural norms about if Kabbalah can be learnt, and discussed in public. It's part of Judaism but it is an area that needs to be handled delicately. What is the policy here?
@רבותמחשבות I didn't know that eventually he left due to this reason. But he had a style (10+ comments why your question was a crap etc.) that might have annoyed some of us despite his obviously good and well-sourced answers.
Welcome back, @WAF! (I didn't check your profile but you certainly seem to a lot more active on the site than you had been for a while — and I'm glad.)
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@WAF you're back! Or at least more visible. Welcome! I noticed something (an edit? a post?) from you a day or two ago and was pleased to see the name pop up.
There are halachik and cultural norms about if Kabbalah can be learnt, and discussed in public. It's part of Judaism but it is an area that needs to be handled delicately. What is the policy here?
This post indicated a CSS issue with the save button on the "edit profile" page. It seems that this issue (or a related one) has cropped up again. This is what the page looks like by me:
And here is what it looks like on superuser:
Regardless of what the underlying issue is, I can't see th...
