The votes are in, and the winners for "Best of March" are now decided.
With the Users' Choice Award is /u/sunagainstgold, for the answer to "A medieval nun is raped. Would church or secular authorities handle it? Theologically, did it disrupt vows of chastity/virginity?", and now the first repeat winner!
Taking the Flair's Choice is /u/gothwalk for "Early modern (15/16th century) European illustrations depict farms as being very packed in, with an enormous variety of crops and animals growing very close together. Were farms actually like this i.e diverse, self-sufficient, and did people's diets reflect this?"!
You can find a list of previous winners here. As always, a congratulations to the winners, and thanks to everyone who nominated answers in the Sunday Digests and voted, as well as a thank you to everyone who answered (and asked) questions the past month!
Congratulations /u/sunagainstgold and /u/gothwalk!!
Thank you, everyone. You're the reason it's worth the effort to write. :)
And massive congratulations, /u/gothwalk! YEAH! Your post was amazing.
Kudos to both. Two great posts!
Wow. I've been offline for a day or so, and that's really awesome to come back to. Thank you to all who voted! And congrats, /u/sunagainstgold/ - I am still in awe of your answers, which are more erudite than I can ever hope to be.