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I feel a bit confused. On the one hand, I suppose we all supported Monica and her case against Stack Exchange, but obviously it's hard to ignore that Mi Yodeya is (at least in my view) the best thi...
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Kazi bácsi
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2020-07-14T11:40:00Z (over 4 years ago)
I feel a bit confused. On the one hand, I suppose we all supported [Monica](https://judaism.codidact.com/users/8046) and her case against Stack Exchange, but obviously it's hard to ignore that [Mi Yodeya](https://judaism.stackexchange.com) is (at least in my view) the best thing that happened with Judaism with regards to the internet. At the same time, I also saw leading members of the community here at Codidact, among them [Isaac Moses](https://judaism.codidact.com/users/36345), who himself founded Mi Yodeya. So I would like to ask, in what terms do you think Judaism Codidact will or should be better than Mi Yodeya? How would it be possible to create a community producing a valuable content instead of creating just another Q&A site which would eventually fall into oblivion? I let myself be convinced, but frankly I am not aware of a clear and good answer now.