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Styling edit. I know those are not quotes, but I think this is clearer on the eye. Feel free to rollback if you disagree.
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The Spanish.SE community maintains a canonical CW question, with categorized CW answers, containing a ton of resources that may be useful while learning Spanish:

The Spanish.SE community maintains a canonical CW question, with categorized CW answers, containing a ton of resources that may be useful while learning Spanish:

→ Resources for learning Spanish / Recursos para aprender español ←

→ Resources for learning Spanish / Recursos para aprender español ←

Please feel free to improve the answers to that question with any resources you know!

Please feel free to improve the answers to that question with any resources you know!

Spanish.SE is a stack for expert Spanish linguists, but also for Spanish learners.

Spanish.SE is a stack for expert Spanish linguists, but also for Spanish learners.

Having such a question on the main site was deemed more productive and welcoming to learning users than just closing their questions as off-topic and having them coming to Meta to ask non-Meta questions about learning resources :)
For more info on this decision, see this Meta question.

Having such a question on the main site was deemed more productive and welcoming to learning users than just closing their questions as off-topic and having them coming to Meta to ask non-Meta questions about learning resources :)
For more info on this decision, see this Meta question.

Yes. But you have to make sure that the resource you are looking for isn't already listed in the main Resources question linked above, and explain why none of those fit your need. If you don't justify posting a new "resources" question, it will probably be closed as a duplicate of the main one.

Yes. But you have to make sure that the resource you are looking for isn't already listed in the main Resources question linked above, and explain why none of those fit your need. If you don't justify posting a new "resources" question, it will probably be closed as a duplicate of the main one.

If you still think you should post a new question, be sure to tag it as .

If you still think you should post a new question, be sure to tag it as .

Now wait for answers :)

Now wait for answers :)

Once your question has been answered, and after a reasonable amount of time has passed (so you get some rep for your contribution!), any new resources might be included in one of the categories, and your question might be closed as a duplicate anyways -- so people know those resources are now included in the main Resources question too.

Once your question has been answered, and after a reasonable amount of time has passed (so you get some rep for your contribution!), any new resources might be included in one of the categories, and your question might be closed as a duplicate anyways -- so people know those resources are now included in the main Resources question too.

If your question is not getting any answers, maybe the resource you're looking for is too niche, or maybe the question didn't get enough visibility. As with any other question, you can use bounties, share links etc. to solve that :)

If your question is not getting any answers, maybe the resource you're looking for is too niche, or maybe the question didn't get enough visibility. As with any other question, you can use bounties, share links etc. to solve that :)

If you know of an online resource that would be useful for the users of Spanish.SE and it is not listed in any of the answers to the main Resources question, please don't make a new question just for that. Instead, edit one of the existing answers and include the resource in there for everybody to see!

If you know of an online resource that would be useful for the users of Spanish.SE and it is not listed in any of the answers to the main Resources question, please don't make a new question just for that. Instead, edit one of the existing answers and include the resource in there for everybody to see!

If you don't have enough reputation to edit CW answers yet, please have a look around and contribute some new useful answers and questions to get that rep bump we all love :)
You can even use that new resource in your answers, as long as you follow the How To Answer guidelines ;)

If you don't have enough reputation to edit CW answers yet, please have a look around and contribute some new useful answers and questions to get that rep bump we all love :)
You can even use that new resource in your answers, as long as you follow the How To Answer guidelines ;)

Make yourself at home!

Make yourself at home!

The Spanish.SE community maintains a canonical CW question, with categorized CW answers, containing a ton of resources that may be useful while learning Spanish:

→ Resources for learning Spanish / Recursos para aprender español ←

Please feel free to improve the answers to that question with any resources you know!

Spanish.SE is a stack for expert Spanish linguists, but also for Spanish learners.

Having such a question on the main site was deemed more productive and welcoming to learning users than just closing their questions as off-topic and having them coming to Meta to ask non-Meta questions about learning resources :)
For more info on this decision, see this Meta question.

Yes. But you have to make sure that the resource you are looking for isn't already listed in the main Resources question linked above, and explain why none of those fit your need. If you don't justify posting a new "resources" question, it will probably be closed as a duplicate of the main one.

If you still think you should post a new question, be sure to tag it as .

Now wait for answers :)

Once your question has been answered, and after a reasonable amount of time has passed (so you get some rep for your contribution!), any new resources might be included in one of the categories, and your question might be closed as a duplicate anyways -- so people know those resources are now included in the main Resources question too.

If your question is not getting any answers, maybe the resource you're looking for is too niche, or maybe the question didn't get enough visibility. As with any other question, you can use bounties, share links etc. to solve that :)

If you know of an online resource that would be useful for the users of Spanish.SE and it is not listed in any of the answers to the main Resources question, please don't make a new question just for that. Instead, edit one of the existing answers and include the resource in there for everybody to see!

If you don't have enough reputation to edit CW answers yet, please have a look around and contribute some new useful answers and questions to get that rep bump we all love :)
You can even use that new resource in your answers, as long as you follow the How To Answer guidelines ;)

Make yourself at home!

The Spanish.SE community maintains a canonical CW question, with categorized CW answers, containing a ton of resources that may be useful while learning Spanish:

→ Resources for learning Spanish / Recursos para aprender español ←

Please feel free to improve the answers to that question with any resources you know!

Spanish.SE is a stack for expert Spanish linguists, but also for Spanish learners.

Having such a question on the main site was deemed more productive and welcoming to learning users than just closing their questions as off-topic and having them coming to Meta to ask non-Meta questions about learning resources :)
For more info on this decision, see this Meta question.

Yes. But you have to make sure that the resource you are looking for isn't already listed in the main Resources question linked above, and explain why none of those fit your need. If you don't justify posting a new "resources" question, it will probably be closed as a duplicate of the main one.

If you still think you should post a new question, be sure to tag it as .

Now wait for answers :)

Once your question has been answered, and after a reasonable amount of time has passed (so you get some rep for your contribution!), any new resources might be included in one of the categories, and your question might be closed as a duplicate anyways -- so people know those resources are now included in the main Resources question too.

If your question is not getting any answers, maybe the resource you're looking for is too niche, or maybe the question didn't get enough visibility. As with any other question, you can use bounties, share links etc. to solve that :)

If you know of an online resource that would be useful for the users of Spanish.SE and it is not listed in any of the answers to the main Resources question, please don't make a new question just for that. Instead, edit one of the existing answers and include the resource in there for everybody to see!

If you don't have enough reputation to edit CW answers yet, please have a look around and contribute some new useful answers and questions to get that rep bump we all love :)
You can even use that new resource in your answers, as long as you follow the How To Answer guidelines ;)

Make yourself at home!

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  • What's the stance of Spanish.SE on questions regarding learning resources?

The Spanish.SE community maintains a canonical CW question, with categorized CW answers, containing a ton of resources that may be useful while learning Spanish:

→ Resources for learning Spanish / Recursos para aprender español ←

Please feel free to improve the answers to that question with any resources you know!

  • Why having a question like this on the main site instead of Meta? Isn't that against the general "no questions asking for lists of X" policy?

Spanish.SE is a stack for expert Spanish linguists, but also for Spanish learners.

Having such a question on the main site was deemed more productive and welcoming to learning users than just closing their questions as off-topic and having them coming to Meta to ask non-Meta questions about learning resources :)
For more info on this decision, see this Meta question.

  • So... are new questions about learning resources allowed in the main site?

Yes. But you have to make sure that the resource you are looking for isn't already listed in the main Resources question linked above, and explain why none of those fit your need. If you don't justify posting a new "resources" question, it will probably be closed as a duplicate of the main one.

If you still think you should post a new question, be sure to tag it as .

  • I posted a new question asking for a specific resource. Now what?

Now wait for answers :)

Once your question has been answered, and after a reasonable amount of time has passed (so you get some rep for your contribution!), any new resources might be included in one of the categories, and your question might be closed as a duplicate anyways -- so people know those resources are now included in the main Resources question too.

If your question is not getting any answers, maybe the resource you're looking for is too niche, or maybe the question didn't get enough visibility. As with any other question, you can use bounties, share links etc. to solve that :)

  • There's this new great site that I made / a new resource that I found. How can I share it with Spanish.SE's community?

If you know of an online resource that would be useful for the users of Spanish.SE and it is not listed in any of the answers to the main Resources question, please don't make a new question just for that. Instead, edit one of the existing answers and include the resource in there for everybody to see!

If you don't have enough reputation to edit CW answers yet, please have a look around and contribute some new useful answers and questions to get that rep bump we all love :)
You can even use that new resource in your answers, as long as you follow the How To Answer guidelines ;)

Make yourself at home!

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