Why aren't there more jewish people on iin?
There are but they don't publicise it | 17 | |
The site is a bit intolerant to religion | 4 | |
They have less need of a site like this | 1 | |
Other | 2 | |
They have their own site: "What? You think this is normal?" | 9 |
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There are but they don't publicise it | 17 | |
The site is a bit intolerant to religion | 4 | |
They have less need of a site like this | 1 | |
Other | 2 | |
They have their own site: "What? You think this is normal?" | 9 |
Surprised this doesn't have many upvotes.
How exactly are you meant to tell a person's religion unless they say it? What, is there some kind of giant billboard sign saying "I AM CHRISTIAN" or "I AM SECULAR" that I'm unaware of or something?
True.
On a sidenote though:
Being Jewish does NOT necessarily mean you adhere to the Jewish religion (Judaïsm). There are plenty of non-religious Jews out there.
Because the thought of them having to pay for some usable features on the site is just too much for them to bear.
The main reason why is simple:
Judaism is a comparatively small religion. The number of practicing Jews is less than that of Muslims, Christians, Buddhists, Chinese folk religions and Sikhs. Where are all the Chinese religious people? Where are all the Sikhs? Where are the Buddhists? There aren't many Muslims here either.
Of course the IIN audience isn't evenly distributed across the world - there are many more people with English as their first language than otherwise since this is an English language website, there are more people from the US, UK and Australia than elsewhere. So, focusing on these countries:
- in the US only about 1.5% are practicing Jews
- in the UK and Australia only 0.5% are practicing Jews.
That's a pretty small amount of the potential site visitors.
As for those ethnically Jewish but not religiously so, why would they announce the fact unless it was relevant? And round these parts, it's rarely relevant.
So I would conclude the most obvious reason for a low number of Jewish visitors is because there aren't that many Jewish people to visit. Other subcultural or religious reasons are pure speculation.
Why do you need more? & I'm pretty sure the creator of this site is a Jew, or at least some kind of Semite.
Because their noses keep knocking the keyboard of the table, making it difficult to type.
Not a lot of Jews exist on Earth. At least when you compare them to Muslims and Christians. So naturally the percentage would be lower.