[Avodah] Psak she'ein hatzibbur yecholin laamod bo

[Rich, Joel]

I think there has a been a good deal of linguistic slipperiness in public
pronouncements. Guzma rather than legal categories that (eg) anyone
could apply lomdus to. 
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Agree (e,g, were wedding takanot really takanot, does R' Krohn really want to put internet commenters in cherem?).  Truth be told, I'm not sure that psak today is same - i.e. is its force based on presumed neder/acceptance?  If I ask a learned friend who doesn't have smicha, is it binding? One who does but from an institution I am unfamiliar with?  What if I am a member of 2 shuls and the rabbis come out with conflicting opinions....
KT
Joel Rich
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