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On the list of Codidact sites, each community has a short description, such as: Cooking: Our community for people interested in cooking and questions about it - methods, processes, recipes, tips, ...
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#1: Initial revision
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Monica Cellio
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2020-06-28T17:49:31Z (over 4 years ago)
On the [list of Codidact sites](https://codidact.com/), each community has a short description, such as: > Cooking: > Our community for people interested in cooking and questions about it - methods, processes, recipes, tips, and recommendations. > > Electrical Engineering: > Our community for professionals, hobbyists, and students of electrical and electronic engineering. > > Writing: > Our community for anybody interested in the craft of professional writing, editing, and publishing. What should this description say for Judaism? For reference, the description of Mi Yodeya at SE is: "Q&A for those who base their lives on Jewish law and tradition and anyone interested in learning more". This is related so I'm asking it in this same meta question: what should the short description for the Q&A category say? This is an opportunity to summarize and reinforce scope. In order to have *something* that's not the default generic text I've set it to: "General Q&A about Judaism, Jewish texts, and Jewish life. This site does not give personal advice." That's a placeholder; what should it really say? This is about the length we're looking for -- it's going to be displayed at the top of the page on every load, so it shouldn't be long, but it can include links.