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	5	replaced http://languagelearning.stackexchange.com/ with https://languagelearning.stackexchange.com/ source \| link	edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:52 Community♦ 1
inline side-by-side side-by-side markdown The initial purpose of the blog is to drive more participants to LL SE. I say "initial" because it should be OK to change the blog's purpose once we have sufficient website traffic. (That will take a while, though.) More users should mean more questions and answers (hopefully of high quality). For this reason, an important type of content on the blog should be based on high-quality answers that were submitted to the site. The blog can also be used to highlight high-quality questions that have not received an answer yet, and describe ideas for language-related questions, such as the creation of website with minimal pairs in arbitrary languages website with minimal pairs in arbitrary languages. Updated: Possible more detailed guidance on how to contribute, like this page on Sci-Fi's blog. The initial purpose of the blog is to drive more participants to LL SE. I say "initial" because it should be OK to change the blog's purpose once we have sufficient website traffic. (That will take a while, though.) More users should mean more questions and answers (hopefully of high quality). For this reason, an important type of content on the blog should be based on high-quality answers that were submitted to the site. The blog can also be used to highlight high-quality questions that have not received an answer yet, and describe ideas for language-related questions, such as the creation of website with minimal pairs in arbitrary languages. Updated: Possible more detailed guidance on how to contribute, like this page on Sci-Fi's blog. The initial purpose of the blog is to drive more participants to LL SE. I say "initial" because it should be OK to change the blog's purpose once we have sufficient website traffic. (That will take a while, though.) More users should mean more questions and answers (hopefully of high quality). For this reason, an important type of content on the blog should be based on high-quality answers that were submitted to the site. The blog can also be used to highlight high-quality questions that have not received an answer yet, and describe ideas for language-related questions, such as the creation of website with minimal pairs in arbitrary languages. Updated: Possible more detailed guidance on how to contribute, like this page on Sci-Fi's blog.

	4	Page on how to contribute. source \| link	edited Dec 9 '16 at 14:05 IkWeetHetOokNiet♦ 17.2k1 gold badge6 silver badges20 bronze badges
inline side-by-side side-by-side markdown The initial purpose of the blog is to drive more participants to LL SE. I say "initial" because it should be OK to change the blog's purpose once we have sufficient website traffic. (That will take a while, though.) More users should mean more questions and answers (hopefully of high quality). For this reason, an important type of content on the blog should be based on high-quality answers that were submitted to the site. The blog can also be used to highlight high-quality questions that have not received an answer yet, and describe ideas for language-related questions, such as the creation of website with minimal pairs in arbitrary languages. Updated: Possible more detailed guidance on how to contribute, like this page on Sci-Fi's blog. The initial purpose of the blog is to drive more participants to LL SE. I say "initial" because it should be OK to change the blog's purpose once we have sufficient website traffic. (That will take a while, though.) More users should mean more questions and answers (hopefully of high quality). For this reason, an important type of content on the blog should be based on high-quality answers that were submitted to the site. The blog can also be used to highlight high-quality questions that have not received an answer yet, and describe ideas for language-related questions, such as the creation of website with minimal pairs in arbitrary languages. The initial purpose of the blog is to drive more participants to LL SE. I say "initial" because it should be OK to change the blog's purpose once we have sufficient website traffic. (That will take a while, though.) More users should mean more questions and answers (hopefully of high quality). For this reason, an important type of content on the blog should be based on high-quality answers that were submitted to the site. The blog can also be used to highlight high-quality questions that have not received an answer yet, and describe ideas for language-related questions, such as the creation of website with minimal pairs in arbitrary languages. Updated: Possible more detailed guidance on how to contribute, like this page on Sci-Fi's blog.

	3	also describe project ideas source \| link	edited Oct 30 '16 at 17:22 IkWeetHetOokNiet♦ 17.2k1 gold badge6 silver badges20 bronze badges
inline side-by-side side-by-side markdown The initial purpose of the blog is to drive more participants to LL SE. I say "initial" because it should be OK to change the blog's purpose once we have sufficient website traffic. (That will take a while, though.) More users should mean more questions and answers (hopefully of high quality). For this reason, an important type of content on the blog should be based on high-quality answers that were submitted to the site. The blog can also be used to highlight high-quality questions that have not received an answer yet, and describe ideas for language-related questions, such as the creation of website with minimal pairs in arbitrary languages. The initial purpose of the blog is to drive more participants to LL SE. I say "initial" because it should be OK to change the blog's purpose once we have sufficient website traffic. (That will take a while, though.) More users should mean more questions and answers (hopefully of high quality). For this reason, an important type of content on the blog should be based on high-quality answers that were submitted to the site. The blog can also be used to highlight high-quality questions that have not received an answer yet. The initial purpose of the blog is to drive more participants to LL SE. I say "initial" because it should be OK to change the blog's purpose once we have sufficient website traffic. (That will take a while, though.) More users should mean more questions and answers (hopefully of high quality). For this reason, an important type of content on the blog should be based on high-quality answers that were submitted to the site. The blog can also be used to highlight high-quality questions that have not received an answer yet, and describe ideas for language-related questions, such as the creation of website with minimal pairs in arbitrary languages.

	2	update: high-quality questions without an answer. source \| link	edited Oct 30 '16 at 16:44 IkWeetHetOokNiet♦ 17.2k1 gold badge6 silver badges20 bronze badges


	1	source \| link	answered Oct 27 '16 at 9:25 IkWeetHetOokNiet♦ 17.2k1 gold badge6 silver badges20 bronze badges

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