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In this particular case, the user who posted this paragraph did not consider how this statement would be received by those of modern Jewish heritage, and after discussion has voluntarily removed the claim …

To me, I would generally commend most of these as appropriate responses - and to be honest, given the diversity among the community I think we have different tendencies towards certain types of action …

No, there are no required conventions for quoting Bible texts. The revision you're referring to seems mostly inconsequential to me, if it had come through Review I'd have probably said it didn't subst …

It really depends on the nature of the text and its authorship - if you assume the underlying authorship and intent is in any way divine then awareness of that divine author will be necessary to exege …

Generally you're right to be cautious of this - I've tried using ChatGPT 3.5 to produce all sorts of historic information - lists of early church texts, quotes from Josephus, and things like that. Eve …

I'd be inclined to agree with you, Ray - as you say, it feels wholly focused on contemporary application. If I were in your shoes, I'd perhaps work talk to the author about it or go and suggest an Edi …

Thanks for posting this Question - the new user experience is really important, and despite being focused on a rather technical subject we've got to make sure that it's accessible to new users. I will …

This is an issue that has been on my mind for a while, as we've encountered a number of recent instances where site users seem to be 'chased' in the Comments from post to post, with each contribution …

As Site Moderators, we typically spend most of our time doing three things: Cleaning up excessive/non-constructive Comments (we don't enjoy this) Handling Flags raised by site users (do raise a flag …

Though we're usually quiet about attribution of Moderation actions, for the record it was me who dismissed the flag, as it felt like a genuine attempt to answer the question, not 'Spam' in the classic …

This was just a simple misunderstanding. As you may recall, yesterday we spent an hour or two on Chat talking through your question/concerns. Eventually I asked: "Would you like me to remove your Met …

As a Site Moderator, I always aim to be impartial around different viewpoints on biblical texts and theology. I was formerly an atheist, and have changed my mind on many ideas based on many scriptures …

thanks for raising this! New user experience is super important and an area most stacks struggle with. In this case the user has been on the site for a year and a half, and has asked 17 questions, so …

For individual Questions or Answers which you feel need more 'meta' discussion or have been handled incorrectly, please do create a Meta post like this for them. … Interested in further discussion on whether the Close reason was valid - I'm on the fence. …

Personally, I wouldn't say that required is strictly a correct term for any tag. To quote the Help Centre: A tag is a word or phrase that describes the topic of the question. Tags are a means of conn …