Public Advice

Public Advice

Public Advice can be requested by anyone. It's free!

Here are five examples of advice that is suitable for asking:

• My co-worker stands too close to me and has bad breath. What can I do?
• My neighbour plays loud music in the middle of the night. What should I say?
• My dad thinks it's rude to wear a hat inside, I think it's awsome. Is there a good compromise here?
• My friend bought the same pants as I did. Can someone help us decide on a schedule so we don't wear the same thing?
• My daughter and I can't agree on what time bed-time is. How can I resolve this situation?

Here are five examples of advice that may not be good to ask for:

• Requesting advice that encourages lawlessness or illegal activity.
• Asking questions that contain personal information.
• Using vulgar or explicit language in a request or a response.
• Requesting advice for emergency situations that require immediate assistance.
• Posting information in a request that is copyright or does not belong to you.

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