@SourDoh We just want something reasonably comprehensive so that we can reliably point new questions at it, I think. It's fine if it doesn't quite get all of them, but ideally it'd convey the big things that tend to come up a lot (see my previous message) and how we tell which case they're in.

I'd love to see a canonical "sharing oven" question. We have plenty of questions to give a pretty good starting point to know the range of questions we get.

@Jolenealaska does SA do "community FAQ"s?

Not that we call that.

We have these:

About the same, sans the specific tags? ;p

Probably

adn.com/opinions/national-opinions/2017/04/18/…

Garrison Keillor's recent visit to Alaska

that's... interesting.

Makes me kind of uneasy, that notion of basing everything on your own experience - it's fine, if you've had significant experiences with every kind of person in all kinds of situations, but if you haven't...

Regarding that Keillor article?

yup.

There are a fair number of people in Alaska who live that way. They live in the bush, never read a newspaper, never watch TV, don't own a computer. The good news is that people who live like that don't generally vote. I find the comments to that column as interesting as the column itself.