Structure informs content more than we like to admit, or as my grandmother liked to say, “It’s not WHAT you say, but HOW you say it.”

Structure informs the context and meaning of the content.
The too are more interwoven than most like to admit and the Web is living proof of that.

I like the idea of a community of content, but if the youngest generation of the community or only a faction of it are even receiving or wrestling with said content then it becomes rather impotent.

We are a self-described “stiff-neck” people who generally recoil from innovation when it hits the ground (be it Rashi or Rambam). It seems like organizational Judaism’s obsession with impact and metrics are pushing our most innovative minds out of the community and into other conversations outside of the tribe. If there’s no place for the fringes in the whole tallit then all you’re left with is a striped scarf.