About the site name

Okay. I was just thinking about the way you explained the reasoning for writing ‘God’ in your book, so the same applies here apparently

Who founded the site and when, out of curiosity if I may ask?

And why did the honorable questioner choose the nickname "Ravshvat"?

It's rare to see people who are retarded, like a high-class person, who lacks manners, etc.

To Ahmed, I am about 4 years ago

The title of the site has ”The Rabbi” because if you ask a question about the laws of the Borer, you will at least receive a link to an answer online. If you ask a question about the proof of the first Weierstrass theorem, you will be honored with a polite offer to look for someone else. Although there is no doubt that from the point of view of the respondent, there is almost no difference.
There is something magical about the rabbinate and rabbis (and in my opinion, we should not rely on this magic and pay for everything, tevîn and tekîlin. But the magic exists), and in my opinion, the culture of accessibility that has existed in all generations, even towards the greatest rabbis of the generation (they answered every question. I do not know of such an amazing phenomenon on such a scale in any other professional guild) is an unparalleled fertilizing force (mainly towards the public, but also towards the respondent).

You can call the site ‘Ramada”a-Renaissance’ 🙂

Best regards, Shimshon Mashantz

If Renaissance then probably Ramada = Raphael, Michelangelo, Donatello, and with the help of Wikipedia, maybe named after a guy named Amedeo Modigliani and that's it.