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Tom Au
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The problem that I have with most the topics on Shog's list is that they tend to lend themselves to questions that are "too broad," and therefore not answerable. For instance, a bad "relationship" question might be something like, "My boyfriend/girlfriend wants to dominate me. Should I submit or leave?" A good answer to such a question requires a detailed analysis that hisis basically out of scope for the site.

On the other hand, a better, more answerable question on essentially the "same" topic is, "What is a good way to"How can I tell my boyfriend/girlfriend that s/he actsis too bossy without jeopardizing our relationship?"

The problem that I have with most the topics on Shog's list is that they tend to lend themselves to questions that are "too broad," and therefore not answerable. For instance, a bad "relationship" question might be something like, "My boyfriend/girlfriend wants to dominate me. Should I submit or leave?" A good answer to such a question requires a detailed analysis that his basically out of scope for the site.

On the other hand, a better, more answerable question on essentially the "same" topic is, "What is a good way to tell my boyfriend/girlfriend that s/he acts too bossy?"

The problem that I have with most the topics on Shog's list is that they tend to lend themselves to questions that are "too broad," and therefore not answerable. For instance, a bad "relationship" question might be something like, "My boyfriend/girlfriend wants to dominate me. Should I submit or leave?" A good answer to such a question requires a detailed analysis that is basically out of scope for the site.

On the other hand, a better, more answerable question on essentially the "same" topic is, "How can I tell my boyfriend/girlfriend that s/he is too bossy without jeopardizing our relationship?"

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The problem that I have with most the topics on Shogi'sShog's list is that they tend to lend themselves to questions that are "too broad," and therefore not answerable. For instance, a bad " relationship""relationship" question might be something like, "My boyfriend/girlfriend wants to dominate me. Should I submit or leave?" A good answer to such a question requires a detailed analysis that his basically out of scope for the site.

On the other hand, a better, more answerable question on essentially the "same" topic is, "What is a good way to tell my boyfriend/girlfriend that s/he acts too bossy?"

The problem that I have with most the topics on Shogi's list is that they tend to lend themselves to questions that are "too broad," and therefore not answerable. For instance, a bad " relationship" question might be something like, "My boyfriend/girlfriend wants to dominate me. Should I submit or leave?" A good answer to such a question requires a detailed analysis that his basically out of scope for the site.

On the other hand, a better, more answerable question on essentially the "same" topic is, "What is a good way to tell my boyfriend/girlfriend that s/he acts too bossy?"

The problem that I have with most the topics on Shog's list is that they tend to lend themselves to questions that are "too broad," and therefore not answerable. For instance, a bad "relationship" question might be something like, "My boyfriend/girlfriend wants to dominate me. Should I submit or leave?" A good answer to such a question requires a detailed analysis that his basically out of scope for the site.

On the other hand, a better, more answerable question on essentially the "same" topic is, "What is a good way to tell my boyfriend/girlfriend that s/he acts too bossy?"

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Tom Au
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The problem that I have with most the topics on Shogi's list is that they tend to lend themselves to questions that are "too broad," and therefore not answerable. For instance, a bad " relationship" question might be something like, "My boyfriend/girlfriend wants to dominate me. Should I submit or leave?" A good answer to such a question requires a detailed analysis that his basically out of scope for the site.

On the other hand, a better, more answerable question on essentially the "same" topic is, "What is a good way to tell my boyfriend/girlfriend that s/he acts too bossy?"