Not the literal flag, but a little sign e.g. Halachic Authority Must Be Consulted, Thank You Moderators? Any symbol will suffice.
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Or even, we can have a person that goes around to all questions and adds in these words.– Hacham GabrielCommented Jan 9, 2012 at 2:35
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I once suggested a new tag called "CYLOR" back before I had the privilege to do so and it was rejected by some mod or editor.– Double AA ModCommented Jan 9, 2012 at 4:04
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Gaming.SE gets lots of special features for their site. I think a special icon that looks and sounds nicer than CYLOR would be great.
As far as it concerns site members and specifically, the question asker, I don't know if that's necessary. I think the "halacha" tag wiki and the FAQ aught to be sufficient.
As far as it concerns one-time or occasional visitors, there already is a box on the right sidebar (visible when you're not logged in) that has the same stock disclaimer as the FAQ. I think that's enough.
Adding a specific feature for this site is unlikely to happen, and adding the disclaimer to the bottom of every halacha question (859 of them), is impractical and will just clutter up the question body.
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1Regarding the measures currently in use and proposed, see also meta.judaism.stackexchange.com/questions/48/cylor-disclaimer , meta.judaism.stackexchange.com/questions/312/… , and meta.stackexchange.com/questions/104821/… .– Isaac Moses ModCommented Jan 9, 2012 at 4:17
SO has (paid-for) symbols for various tags (the flash tag has an Adobe logo, for example). Perhaps we can get, for our halacha, health-safety-shmira, and psych-mentalhealth tags, a symbol like this one. (I'm mentioning this not because I think it's necessary but because I think it's sufficient, and perhaps those who want a notice will think so, too.)
