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I would love to see a Resources category (in fact, the possibility of doing this was one of my attractions to the Codidact platform). I think these can be wiki-style posts edited (and maintained / ...
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qohelet
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I would love to see a Resources category (in fact, the possibility of doing this was one of my attractions to the Codidact platform). I think these can be wiki-style posts edited (and maintained / routinely reviewed) by the community that serve as helpful guides to those looking to learn more about various things (especially when questions would be far too broad for the Q&A section since the OP needs to read several books/articles and/or learn languages and/or certain linguistic theory to get and understand an answer).
- I would love to see a Resources category (in fact, the possibility of doing this was one of my attractions to the Codidact platform). I think these can be wiki-style posts edited (and maintained / routinely reviewed) by the community that serve as helpful guides to those looking to learn more about various things (especially when questions would be far too broad for the Q&A section since the OP needs to read several books/articles and/or learn languages and/or certain linguistic theory to get and understand an answer).
- The trick is to avoid superlatives ("best," "better than," "most [adjective]", etc. which tend to be highly subjective and vary based on one's tradition. Creating organization is a good solution for this (e.g., grouping commentaries by tradition, where applicable).
- We also don't necessarily want to be the source of knowledge for _all_ resources on Christianity (since this would be an exhaustive, never-ending task), but can certainly create helpful guides for people to learn more who aren't sure where to start.
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qohelet
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2020-11-19T16:15:08Z (over 3 years ago)
I would love to see a Resources category (in fact, the possibility of doing this was one of my attractions to the Codidact platform). I think these can be wiki-style posts edited (and maintained / routinely reviewed) by the community that serve as helpful guides to those looking to learn more about various things (especially when questions would be far too broad for the Q&A section since the OP needs to read several books/articles and/or learn languages and/or certain linguistic theory to get and understand an answer).