However, if you are so inclined, the best way to do that is to buy an ad. That is - if you have something to advertise. (For more information click on the advertising message in the right margin.)
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Unlike professional journalists and columnists, I do not get paid for writing. I do it for free. As I’ve said many times, it is a labor of love. That doesn’t mean I wouldn't appreciate a paid position as a writer somewhere. I would. And then I would probably love what I do even more. But as of yet I have not been offered a paid position.
I am, however, grateful to the Jewish Press and more recently the Times of Israel for publishing so many of my posts online. Even though they don't pay me I appreciate the exposure.
In any case whether you donate anything at all or nothing at all, I wish to once again this year - as in the past - thank all those who read the blog as well as those who comment. The comments are diverse and represent a wide spectrum of Jewish thought.There are a lot of knowledgeable people out there. I'm grateful that so many are willing to share their wisdom here. I continue to learn much from many of them. As I'm sure have most of those who read and do not comment.
I would like to extend a special thanks to all those who have contributed guest columns. They have truly broadened the dimensions of this blog.
Thanks again to all.
*Donations are not tax deductible.
I would like to extend a special thanks to all those who have contributed guest columns. They have truly broadened the dimensions of this blog.
Thanks again to all.
*Donations are not tax deductible.
