For some context:
- The canonical edition of MAM is the Hebrew Wikisource edition of MAM.
- Probably the most popular edition of MAM is the Sefaria edition of MAM (MAM is Sefaria’s default Tanakh).
A new MAM Tanakh with documentation notes
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bdenckla
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A new MAM Tanakh with documentation notes
I have created a new edition of MAM, “MAM with doc.” The main thing it offers compared to other editions is that it shows MAM’s documentation notes. For example, here’s what Psalm 80:16 looks like:
For some context:
For some context:
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bdenckla
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Re: A new MAM Tanakh with documentation notes
I have changed the "MAM with doc" edition to use blue "ink" instead of red stars in most cases. Compare the two images below. What used to be:
Now looks like this Exodus 20:3:
(The note on the paseq and the note on the sof pasuq are still marked with a red star, on purpose: on such small things, making them blue isn't enough to call them out clearly.)
Now looks like this Exodus 20:3:
(The note on the paseq and the note on the sof pasuq are still marked with a red star, on purpose: on such small things, making them blue isn't enough to call them out clearly.)