Q&A: Posts
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Question
Honorable Rabbi, hello,
This week a certain young man complained to me that he has kosher internet and therefore has no way to read the Rabbi’s posts.
He asked whether perhaps the Rabbi could make a mailing list [I have no idea what that means, but I understood that in that way even kosher internet would receive the Rabbi’s posts]. Apparently it doesn’t cost money.
Thank you.
Answer
Let him complain to the “kosher” internet, not to you and not to me.
Discussion on Answer
He told me that he sent the Rabbi a message and the Rabbi didn’t answer him.
I answer every email. Apparently it didn’t arrive, or maybe I missed it.
Why isn’t a mailing list on the table?
Because it’s a headache. Whoever wants them should ask and receive them.
There are “kosher” Jews who ask me for the columns whenever one comes out, and I send them to them. It’s possible.