user-1: In theory, nonduality is not very different from Buddhism. In practice, I think it is. 
There is a large and growing, widely dispersed "movement" of people studying Advaita, Emptiness and other forms and paths of nonduality. The language is sufficiently different that it is not Buddhism. I think a new site is in order. Thoughts please?

user18: There are many schools of Buddhism that don't subscribe to non-duality. Advaita vedanta is its own system that is probably better classified as Hinduism than Buddhism, I think.

user4750: First of all you have to understand how the new sites are created in the StackExchange network: all new proposals go through Area 51.You can create a proposal that goes through different stages. Later in the beta stage sufficient activity is needed for the site to be accepted:

10 questions per day on average is a healthy beta, 5 questions or fewer per day needs some work.
1,500 visits per day is good, 500 visits per day needs some work.

You wrote in your comment: "I want to support the many people learning about nonduality with no real background or view at all."
The StackExchage network is designed on the principle of specific questions & answers and people usually need to have a little background information to be able to ask the questions.

-1: <p>In theory, nonduality is not very different from Buddhism. In practice, I think it is. </p>

<p>There is a large and growing, widely dispersed "movement" of people studying Advaita, Emptiness and other forms and paths of nonduality. The language is sufficiently different that it is not Buddhism. I think a new site is in order. Thoughts please?</p>
 18: <p>There are many schools of Buddhism that don't subscribe to non-duality. Advaita vedanta is its own system that is probably better classified as Hinduism than Buddhism, I think.</p>
 4750: <p>First of all you have to understand how the new sites are created in the StackExchange network: all new proposals go through <a href="http://area51.stackexchange.com/">Area 51</a>.You can create a proposal that goes through different stages. Later in the beta stage sufficient activity is needed for the site to be accepted:</p>

<blockquote>
  <p>10 questions per day on average is a healthy beta, 5 questions or fewer per day needs some work.</p>
  
  <p>1,500 visits per day is good, 500 visits per day needs some work.</p>
</blockquote>

<p>You wrote in your comment: <em>"I want to support the many people learning about nonduality with no real background or view at all."</em></p>

<p>The StackExchage network is designed on the principle of specific questions &amp; answers and people usually need to have <em>a little</em> background information to be able to ask the questions.</p>
