By the way ... except for some trusted ones, I pretty much steer clear of Orthodox blogs. Though now if I'm looking for something I've found helpful articles - but if I had an actual question, I'd say a blog isn't a safe source, because it's basically what one person says, and what one person allows as far as comments. There is no guarantee or expectation of correction or oversight.
As for social media, I know I've said before that I have over the years built up a great group of trustworthy friends on FB (as well as a few I know to be skeptical of, but I don't unfriend them). But that took years of effort. Wading into "Facebook Orthodoxy" in general, or another Orthodox forum I used to post on, can put you in touch with people who speak as though they are greatly authoritative on the subject, but then I find later they are only catechumens, and sometimes under questionable teaching. You have to be VERY CAREFUL what you accept.
I've long turned to forums for advice on repairing appliances, diagnosing sick farm animals, identifying flora and fauna, legal issues, and all kinds of questions, because AS LONG AS you know the forum includes a wide basis of knowledgeable people, who might not even have the same philosophies, you can just about bet that errors posted by one will be corrected by another. I've found TAW to generally keep that safeguard (though now as an ambassador I greatly appreciate kindness and tact in the one correcting!) ... but generally speaking you have to be VERY careful where you get advice regarding Orthodoxy online.
And by the way, I should have said right up front, I'm discussing things from kind of a theoretical point of view, but if there is some actual problem, your priest would be the one to ask.
Forgive me please for not saying that first, since it was the most important thing I possibly could have said.
(And if I had more space in my sig, I would add the warning that whatever I say is open to correction too ... and if needed, I hope and trust someone more knowledgeable will offer it
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