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Somebody versed in Wikitalk needs to do a redirect from Magid to Maggid
Latest comment: 9 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
I feel sorry for anybody else who, like myself, arrived at "Magid" and didn't know about "Maggid". What makes it really strange is that there was a little article under "Magid"; not anything like adequate or scholarly but obviously somebody who knew all about the subject; and I let it go at that; and later looked up "Maggid" where there is a more Wikipedia-like article (whatever that means; don't read too much into that); but here's the kicker: When I look now under "Magid" there's nothing. There's just a definition, and then the disambiguation disclaimer. That now-missing material was not all that short; it was mostly about the link-up between your basic Magid, or Maggid, and the Kaballah. Richard8081 (talk) 14:29, 6 September 2017 (UTC)Reply
