Naming the question
Rewriting knotted situations into questions that can actually be worked on.
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Bring a question you are struggling to phrase. People respond with questions of their own, not with verdicts.
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Tomás · Pinned by a moderator · 0 replies
Post the question you are stuck phrasing, not the situation in full. Replies should be questions or observations about the wording. If you find yourself typing 'you should', delete it and ask something instead.
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I think I have two questions pretending to be one
Mira K. · 3 days ago · 3 replies
Every time I write down 'should I move', a second question turns up underneath it about the work I would leave behind. Has anyone found a clean way to split a knot like that without losing the part that actually matters?
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