I think questions with “how”, " why", “where” etc. tend to be open. An example for a closed question would be: “Do you use apps to learn a new language?”
Maybe you could argue about “what” and “who” questions, but I prefer uninteresting questions to be filtered out by votes instead of rules, anyway, so I don’t care.
Also, even a “bad” question can be saved by a good answer, e.g. a report on language learning apps.
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Thank you for being genuinely interested in the opinion of others and for explaining culture differences.
Since we are discussing this on social media, another news outlet could make a “story” about the discussion or should I say your popcorn enriched outrage.
I would also be available for a game about the movie about the game about the book about that story.
To me the most interesting aspect of the article is kind of fuzzy, namely why she left.
There’s a hint, but it remains unclear what her concerns about the finances were.
Swan has a different story. She says she raised concerns about the organization’s handling of finances, which the executives were unable, or unwilling, to address. In a 7 April 2022 email to former chairman Wiseley, Swan resigned.
“It is with deep regret that I feel the need to step down as deputy treasurer,” wrote Swan.
Later the article mentions her being slandered for defending a local library that displayed children’s books with LGBTQ+ themes. So maybe that topic contributed to her leaving the group, but all of this seems to have taken place after she already had left the group.
Am I missing something?
As a cringetologist I have to inform you, that you actually turned yourself into a black hole and emerged from a white hole in this mirror universe.
Congratulations, you are now extroverted and trust me, you will need all the friends you can find up in here.
Let’s take a step back from that provocation and look at the bigger picture.
I’m not saying succumb to bullies, but whatever you do, be smart about it.
Look, he’s no fascist. He’s just a strong leader who’s always right, doesn’t accept ‘no’ for an answer, makes his own rules, demands absolute loyalty and calls himself not only a patriot, but a nationalist who happens to be white…
Sure he jokes about being a dictator, but only because he’s able to see the good in so many of them. Also it would only be on first day in office, since he loves democracy, stable democracy, like in the People’s Republic of China or Russia, where a strong leader can be elected more than just twice.
Boy o boy, people not understanding this will give future historians quite a head scratcher.
I don’t get that. I would rather be a Billionaire in a “moderated” democracy, than in a system where you can just disappear or fall out of a window, if a single more powerful person wishes so.
Somewhere I read that medium sized bribes are most effective, because they don’t turn the bribing into “a big thing”.
Also, that is probably the reported number. Surely additional lobbying will be labeled differently.
I can assure you that my van and my basement are totally save! So come right in stranger.