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Divrei Torah Category: LAUNCHED!

An oft-requested feature for this community is a forum in which people can post their own Chiddushei Torah, their own Torah novelties — their own Divrei Torah. We are excited to announce that the Divrei Torah category has [officially launched](https://judaism.codidact.com/categories/43)!
With [cautious optimism](https://judaism.codidact.com/q/277299) we are attempting, as with everything else on here, to open up this category to community moderation. We're trusting you with ensuring the quality of the thoughts communicated there. Per my summary [here](https://judaism.codidact.com/a/277299/278297), we're currently setting this up as giving you three days, excluding Shabbos and Yom Tov if relevant, after which the metric to keep is move upvotes than downvotes, i.e. a score above 0.5. _This is subject to change_; this is new for everyone, and we're working out the kinks as we go along.
Divrei Torah are currently set up as Articles only. That means that conversation is limited to the comments right now. I encourage response Divrei Torah to be posted as standalone Articles, rather than trying to cram it into a 500-character comment box.
Divrei Torah can be on any topic whatsoever, but they have to be _Torah-related_ and they have to be _on-topic_ as would be defined for regular Q&A. As always, if you have any questions feel free to post a Meta query about it.
Most importantly, Torah is always built on that which came before, all the way back to Har Sinai; if you quote sources, make sure to cite them appropriately!
Looking forward to seeing what everyone [has to share](https://judaism.codidact.com/categories/43/posts/new/5)!

An oft-requested feature for this community is a forum in which people can post their own Chiddushei Torah, their own Torah novelties — their own Divrei Torah. We are excited to announce that the Divrei Torah category has [officially launched](https://judaism.codidact.com/categories/43)!
With [cautious optimism](https://judaism.codidact.com/q/277299) we are attempting, as with everything else on here, to open up this category to community moderation. We're trusting you with ensuring the quality of the thoughts communicated there. Per my summary [here](https://judaism.codidact.com/a/277299/278297), we're currently setting this up as giving you three days, excluding Shabbos and Yom Tov if relevant, after which the metric to keep is more upvotes than downvotes, i.e. a score above 0.5. _This is subject to change_; this is new for everyone, and we're working out the kinks as we go along.
Divrei Torah are currently set up as Articles only. That means that conversation is limited to the comments right now. I encourage response Divrei Torah to be posted as standalone Articles, rather than trying to cram it into a 500-character comment box.
Divrei Torah can be on any topic whatsoever, but they have to be _Torah-related_ and they have to be _on-topic_ as would be defined for regular Q&A. As always, if you have any questions feel free to post a Meta query about it.
Most importantly, Torah is always built on that which came before, all the way back to Har Sinai; if you quote sources, make sure to cite them appropriately!
Looking forward to seeing what everyone [has to share](https://judaism.codidact.com/categories/43/posts/new/5)!

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