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5:29 AM

@MonicaCellio Questions regarding our understanding of God, such as it is. NOT for every question about Jewish beliefs. For general questions about Jewish philosophy and beliefs, use hashkafah-philosophy. (from the tag wiki and excerpt)

7 hours later…

12:55 PM

@DoubleAA then maybe some questions are mistagged? judaism.stackexchange.com/questions/60089/…, judaism.stackexchange.com/questions/60001/… lack "theology", as does judaism.stackexchange.com/q/59951/472 and related Qs (though it's less clear there to me whether it should be there). Seeing one of the recent philosophy-but-not-theology Qs made me wonder.

"Mis-tagged" is of course a valid answer, but before I go messing with tags I wanted to ask.

2 hours later…

2:41 PM

@MonicaCellio I think theology would fit on this one judaism.stackexchange.com/q/60001/759. The others don't sound that way. (This is of course a highly rigorous process, and my opinions are clearly authoritative.)

Isaac Moses

@DoubleAA @MonicaCellio I tend to agree. The other two are not especially about God.

@DoubleAA @IsaacMoses thanks. I added it to that one question.

Ha msh210 already made the last needed edit judaism.stackexchange.com/posts/59905/revisions

Now we have 201 theology qs.

I noticed the tag count was 201 after my edit. But the question should have the tag, so it's not like that invalidates my edit. :-) But msh210 gets to claim the final hammer strike.

Blog - Stack Exchange: Welcome, Nicolas Chabanovsky, and Stack Overflow in Russian!

2:57 PM

@MonicaCellio A fitting person indeed to have solidified our top tags.

@msh210 You should continue from chayil el chayil.

Stack Exchange

Tim Post on June 11, 2015

Some time ago, we hired a Russian-speaking Community Manager named Nicolas Chabanovsky. He works remotely from St. Petersburg (we’re pretty sure it’s the one in Russia). In the past Nicolas was a software developer, and participated in the development of DLNA-stack at Motorola, webOS at LG Electronics and many other notable projects. What we found the most interesting about Nick is he’s one of the founders of the most advanced clones of Stack Exchange we’ve ever seen, which was ХэшКод, otherwise known as HashCode. …

@DoubleAA indeed, very fitting!

Isaac Moses

3:59 PM

@DoubleAA "Well before he became a mod, he was putting a great deal of work into improving the site, including many retags and suggested tag merges." - me, endorsing msh210 for election

Yishai

4:43 PM

@Yisha Find some other information about this, because as Rabbi Yitzhak Abadi points out, camel milk is $18 per pint, there's no way they'd mix that into cows milk, it's not cost effective. Someone asked him about this supposed "article" and his reponse was: "lol-definitely gets credit for being original! i have a bridge for sale -YA" kashrut.org/forum/viewpost.asp?mid=56992&highlight=camel — Aaron 17 hours ago

Just had to get this off my chest: In milk production there are a lot of byproducts. Industrial food production has found creative ways to use them instead of dumping them in the garbage (as they used to do). Whey, for example. The reason camel, etc. milk producers want to push the FDA to make 'milk' include their product is so that they can sell their wares on sites like dairy.com instead of essentially having to dump them.

Statements about the price of the pure gallon of liquid are simply not relevant to that point.

Thank you for listening to my rant.

Isaac Moses

5:02 PM

@Yishai Good point.

5:34 PM

Is it >=200 or >200?

Anyways, it looks like 33 Generalist badges will be awarded.

6:10 PM

@Scimonster See also this: data.stackexchange.com/judaism/query/166672/…

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michaelpri

testing

@michaelpri @rolfl Can i ask what you're testing?

Some people are failing to load the CSS for this room, apparently

michaelpri

@Scimonster the CSS for this page isn't working and we're trying to see what's wrong

It appears to be load-balancer related, or some other such intermittent thing because it's only some people affected.

6:23 PM

I've personally never had a problem, and i'm in here all the time.

On a technical level, the chat servers have been traditionally hosted on the Disaster Recovery Stack Exchange site, and they were recenly migrated to the main site... and now the DR site is being powered down.

We are now powering down our databases in the DR data center. This will be the final notice of the powerdown unless we run into issues.

Tweeted by StackStatus on June 11, 2015 at 6:03 PM

By the way, it was just coincidence that you are using the SEDE query I wrote for generalist...

but I do like to see it being used... warm-and-fuzzies, etc.