is there some word(s) missing from that question or am I just being dim?
"Secondary: in the chance that I get selected for screening by the maritime division of the TSA, will I need to produce a passport or would it be deemed acceptable for security purposes?"
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@Berwyn correct - that needs an 'and' to make the sentence correct
as it stands, that line does not have a defined meaning. 'Or' in that position requires the sentence to have some other action defined with the passport.
@JoelDamien I edited the answer. There's not much else to do on it, perhaps a reference to Paragraph 320, or Paragraph 10B, but that's really your call. Put a link to your question here in chat and see what @JoErNanO thinks about it
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I will be travelling to Norway next month. I was wondering about what is available to cook and eat in the supermarkets there. So specifically: are frozen chicken legs/breasts cheaper than other kinds of meat there?
I saw this link which prompted the question: http://www.thelocal.no/20140818/se...
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@JoErNanO @GayotFow which particular document/compendium of documents should I be referencing? So far I've only found various individual documents for each type of visa (as you can tell I am pretty new to this haha)
@Berwyn I'm not a fan of sarcasm on a Q/A site. People posting questions here sometimes have actual problems they wish to solve and the last thing they need is a sarcastic answer. ;)
@JoelDamien Reading what @GayotFow said he suggests quoting perhaps a reference to Paragraph 320, or Paragraph 10B which I guess can be found somewhere on gov.uk
@JoErNanO yeah that's where I was looking but there seems to be many smaller documents for each type of visa, whereas the lack of a document name in his reply leads me to believe @GayotFow was referring to some kind of main/primary/compiled document. I'll wait and see if he can link me it when he gets back :)
@JoelDamien The RULES dude, the rules! You cite the RULES, then you have all the bases covered. In your case you're looking at it's the exact same paragraph that got this unlucky soead.
Nobody can bother you when you cite from the rules
@HeidelBerGensis getting @mindcorrosive's attention is easy, you just ping him in here. Voting to delete a post (AND asking others to join you) is not the way to do it. Just ping him next time :)
@JoErNanO I've featured your meta post, hopefully get some links
@HeidelBerGensis take what easy? Nobody's stressed out here, I'm just asking you not to bother people and/or misuse the system. If that's good, everyone's good :)
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I go through the ZTL every so often and it's always a concern, but not really more so than going through the congestion zone in london. I don't think "congestion zone" is any more descriptive than ZTL really
@JoErNanO I meant comparing it with what London calls the Congestion Zone. If you're a foreigner, does Congestion Zone mean anything more than ZTL does to another foreigner?
@Berwyn Absolutely not. Wanna talk intelligibility? Let's discuss the German Umwelt-Plakette. That thing you need to enter most German city centres and you discover only after receiving a fine. :D
@Berwyn There is a kind of feedback loop, once a question make it to the threshold to be "hot" it gets many more visits (and many votes just by virtue of being seen a lot)
Hey guys, if I wanted to get some ideas from the community here about things to do in a particular destination (because I figure there would be a great wealth of knowledge here), would that be off-topic?
I'm guessing so, and I found this - meta.travel.stackexchange.com/questions/38/… - but it's five years old so just wanted to check how these sort of questions might be received these days. I know on other SE sites it would attract opinionated answers, just wasn't sure if it was different here since destination questions I guess would be quite regularly asked?
Yeah. I understand why that's the guideline, but it's also a bit sad, because it's nice to get local suggestions on what to do that go beyond what the guidebooks say
I feel those Q should be encouraged, as local knowledge it very useful, but I feel this site is a bit to much fact bound. (I might be in the wrong spot, but I like the people here.)
I've always felt that people on SE in general would often rather look for a reason to close a question than answer it.
And some will argue that's a good thing because it keeps the site cleaner, easier to find things, etc...
but the human touch is nice too
I'd like to see more advice of the sort "if you lived in X and a friend was coming in from out of town, where would you take him that most tourists wouldn't know about?"
it might have a chance, especially if you added more parameters ("which of these three airlines flying CDG to JFK has the most comfortable first class seat?" or something). I'm sure someone would vote to close it anyway though
and if the answerer happens to point out that airline X is the best because of leg room and free beer or whatever, then the questioner gets what they wanted in the end too
@ZachLipton "if you lived in X and a friend was coming in from out of town, where would you take him that most tourists wouldn't know about?" <- I like that as a question. I can see it's still opinion based though; seems like it's almost a grey area here?
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I will be travelling to Norway next month. I was wondering about what is available to cook and eat in the supermarkets there. So specifically: are frozen chicken legs/breasts cheaper than other kinds of meat there?
I saw this link which prompted the question: http://www.thelocal.no/20140818/se...
The Great 5 Year Anniversary Bonanza
Our 5 year anniversary falls on the 28th of June this year, if we consider our birth date to be the date our public beta went live. Time to celebrate this Travel.SE style - with a competition!
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For the whole month of June we will be running a bounty gi...
