@IsaacMoses @DoubleAA Even if it never collapsed, hakanaf p'sil and esev b'sad'cha can be run together easily if the f or v is bilabial. Compare Go with Tommy: he th becomes a t when said fast (if your t in Tommy is sufficiently forward, I guess).
@GeminiMan Even better: rotated a full 360 degrees, and mirrored twice!!
@IsaacMoses I dunno it's not really a discussion of what evil is. More about what a rasha can do. Maybe I'll make a tag wiki summary that includes that (tag wikis have been my recent hobby).
@YEZ I think the intent of whoever made that synonym was that a single tag can cover both the concept of evil and the persons of evildoers, which seems reasonable to me. Making a wiki that clarifies that sounds like a constructive measure.
Inspired by this:
The Rambam in Hilchos Melachim 6:1 writes:
אין עושין מלחמה עם אדם בעולם, עד שקוראין לו לשלום--אחד מלחמת הרשות, ואחד מלחמת מצוה
War is not waged with anyone until they were offered peace.
and in 6:4 the Rambam includes Amalek in this rule:
אבל שבעה עממין ועמלק שלא...
Do you sell your חמץ before פסח?
Why or why not?
This is meant, in part, as a form of a survey, but also as a collection for arguments both for and against.
Please cite your sources.
@YEZ Set up equal results per page sorted by newest. Moved at 50 page intervals until I saw an offset. reduced to 10 page intervals, then 2 page intervals and found the odd one out.
Obviously one of the things that this site encourages is the building up of reputation which is a reflection of how the community perceives you. However, after spending a while in any given tag, you can't help but get familiar with people by their SO user name and interpret their input accordingl...
... so we have 9431 open questions, 8422 of which are have an answer. That 8422 is a pretty good expression of the size of the valuable part of our repository.
... With SEDE, we could narrow it down further to only include questions with upvoted answers, if we wanted to get all pedantic
@YEZ get the URL for the permalink, same as you did to repost Isaac's comment. Then do [blah blah blah](that permalink) to make an inline link to the chat message.
@YEZ one possibly-unintended consequence is that your old name lives on in @refs in comments (or if somebody just plain used your name in text, e.g. "YEZ's answer addresses...").
@YEZ it's particularly confusing when there are multiple people who've changed names. :-) (This sometimes happens on MSO; I haven't seen it be an issue here.)