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I think you meant "et cetera", rather than "& cetra" (which is a string musical instrument)
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Cody Gray
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Your question is a false dichotomy. The FAQs aren't the FM"FM" for a user interface, they are the FM of a community of humans. The mechanics of the UI are, in fact, about as self-explanatory as any web site is likely to be. The issues of topicality, civility, &cetraetc. are self-explanatory insofar as anyone who watches the site for a few days will see them all in action -- butaction—but most would consider it cruel to remove the extended explanation altogether.

Your question is a false dichotomy. The FAQs aren't the FM for a user interface, they are the FM of a community of humans. The mechanics of the UI are, in fact, about as self-explanatory as any web site is likely to be. The issues of topicality, civility, &cetra are self-explanatory insofar as anyone who watches the site for a few days will see them all in action -- but most would consider it cruel to remove the extended explanation.

Your question is a false dichotomy. The FAQs aren't the "FM" for a user interface, they are the FM of a community of humans. The mechanics of the UI are, in fact, about as self-explanatory as any web site is likely to be. The issues of topicality, civility, etc. are self-explanatory insofar as anyone who watches the site for a few days will see them all in action—but most would consider it cruel to remove the extended explanation altogether.

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Rosinante
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Your question is a false dichotomy. The FAQs aren't the FM for a user interface, they are the FM of a community of humans. The mechanics of the UI are, in fact, about as self-explanatory as any web site is likely to be. The issues of topicality, civility, &cetra are self-explanatory insofar as anyone who watches the site for a few days will see them all in action -- but most would consider it cruel to remove the extended explanation.