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History questions about events which impacted Judaism without making direct reference to Jews themselves (ex. "What motivated the Khmelnitzky Massacres?") I think these types of historical questi...
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Harel13
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2020-07-23T12:55:13Z (almost 4 years ago)
> 3. History questions about events which impacted Judaism without making direct reference to Jews themselves (ex. "What motivated the Khmelnitzky Massacres?")- I think these types of historical questions are too much of a stretch. This is something that should go in a purely historical Codidact site (which I hope we'll have one day).
- Asking, for example, "Which Jewish communities were the most heavily impacted by the Khmelnitzky Massacres?" is still in scope, in my opinion.
- > History questions about events which impacted Judaism without making direct reference to Jews themselves (ex. "What motivated the Khmelnitzky Massacres?")
- I think these types of historical questions are too much of a stretch. This is something that should go in a purely historical Codidact site (which I hope we'll have one day).
- Asking, for example, "Which Jewish communities were the most heavily impacted by the Khmelnitzky Massacres?" is still in scope, in my opinion.
#2: Post edited
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Harel13
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2020-07-23T12:54:56Z (almost 4 years ago)
>3. History questions about events which impacted Judaism without making direct reference to Jews themselves (ex. "What motivated the Khmelnitzky Massacres?")- I think these types of historical questions are too much of a stretch. This is something that should go in a purely historical Codidact site (which I hope we'll have one day).
- Asking, for example, "Which Jewish communities were the most heavily impacted by the Khmelnitzky Massacres?" is still in scope, in my opinion.
- > 3. History questions about events which impacted Judaism without making direct reference to Jews themselves (ex. "What motivated the Khmelnitzky Massacres?")
- I think these types of historical questions are too much of a stretch. This is something that should go in a purely historical Codidact site (which I hope we'll have one day).
- Asking, for example, "Which Jewish communities were the most heavily impacted by the Khmelnitzky Massacres?" is still in scope, in my opinion.
#1: Initial revision
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Harel13
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2020-07-23T12:54:34Z (almost 4 years ago)
>3. History questions about events which impacted Judaism without making direct reference to Jews themselves (ex. "What motivated the Khmelnitzky Massacres?") I think these types of historical questions are too much of a stretch. This is something that should go in a purely historical Codidact site (which I hope we'll have one day). Asking, for example, "Which Jewish communities were the most heavily impacted by the Khmelnitzky Massacres?" is still in scope, in my opinion.