user-1: Seems busy here. I'm not sure about quality, seems reasonable, though maybe a bit practical and not enough scholarship.
How long will the site be beta for?

user13525: Just for your convenience, here is the stat as of Feb '19

Maybe some advertisements would push this, since other criteria are excellent. We just need to explain why the Q&A format helps learning and practicing Buddhism.
There is also a demonstration of Writing to graduate: Writing.SE clamours for graduation

user254: I guess there aren't enough questions per day to graduate -- see http://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/45110/buddhism --  there are currently 4 per day, and SE might prefer 10.
The last I read though, many months ago, was that SE no longer has a "graduate or die" policy for beta sites: i.e. a site that doesn't graduate can stay in beta for as long as it remains useful.

-1: <p>Seems busy here. I'm not sure about quality, seems reasonable, though maybe a bit practical and not enough scholarship.</p>

<p>How long will the site be beta for?</p>
 13525: <p>Just for your convenience, here is the stat as of Feb '19</p>

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<p>Maybe some advertisements would push this, since other criteria are excellent. We just need to explain why the Q&amp;A format helps learning and practicing Buddhism.</p>

<p>There is also a demonstration of Writing to graduate: <a href="https://meta.stackexchange.com/q/322781/260800">Writing.SE clamours for graduation</a></p>
 254: <p>I guess there aren't enough questions per day to graduate -- see <a href="http://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/45110/buddhism">http://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/45110/buddhism</a> --  there are currently 4 per day, and SE might prefer 10.</p>

<p>The last I read though, many months ago, was that SE no longer has a "graduate or die" policy for beta sites: i.e. a site that doesn't graduate can stay in beta for as long as it remains useful.</p>
