It was easy though to overlook, especially when the focus of your site is so heavily on the yes/no questions, rather than on the opportunity to add the “but” or “because”. Members are instructed to frame their questions to elicit a binary response. It’s not immediately apparent that further input beyond a “yes” or “no” is possible or will be sought.

I missed it–others may as well.

Thanks for the comment–and for letting me and readers know that there’s potential depth to the content of the answers.

…just one example of yes / no question that inspires debate and, at the same time gives the questioner a immediate sense of the balance of opinion on the subject at hand. wis.dm users are not required to answer yes or no and can elect to jump straight to “Comments” to provide their particular insight. For more on this topic, specifically the need for a simple “call to action”, keep one eye on the wis.dm blog.