@SteveV. When you post something to the site, you're already claiming that you have the right to post it, and you automatically put it under the CC-BY licence.
I suppose in that question the author is trying to avoid anyone saying "hey, you need to credit the photographer" by making it extra clear that they took the photo themselves
@Muze please don't abuse this chance, ask here the questions before posting them on the main site, and wait at least 2 days before posting them on the site (now you have to wait months anyway, because you got "question banned" again)
More precisely, what are the biggest challenges to democratizing private aircraft ownership?
Another way of answering this question, perhaps more concretely, is to cite what aspects of private planes make them expensive, or why their fuel is expensive.
the most expensive material used in aviation is paper
the certificates and other paperwork dominate the cost of the individual aircraft, as well as the cost of operation and the initial development costs of a new design
@ymb1 I've always found racing games to be almost impossible with ps or Xbox controllers. But I just suck at video games, period
@ymb1 I wonder if Airbus sidesticks have any "play" around the center point. I had a car that developed about an inch of play in the steering. An hour of highway driving in that thing and you felt like you'd been beaten up. I hope they don't develop drift like Xbox joysticks. That would suck!
I note this comment chain under this question, where I try to help @mins refine the scope of a question, and the response was both negative and argumentative.
At what point does the fundamental premise of the SE model -- questions with objective answers, and sometimes even 'best answers' -- ge...
More precisely, what are the biggest challenges to democratizing private aircraft ownership?
Another way of answering this question, perhaps more concretely, is to cite what aspects of private planes make them expensive, or why their fuel is expensive.
I note this comment chain under this question, where I try to help @mins refine the scope of a question, and the response was both negative and argumentative.
At what point does the fundamental premise of the SE model -- questions with objective answers, and sometimes even 'best answers' -- ge...
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