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This is the general format used to describe problems and issues. This is an initial general guideline.

For a list of problems and issues, see the topic problems and issues.

To add one to the list, enter the information below on this page. The content at the supplied URL does not have to match specifically the guideline here. Clarity is the key to not getting quickly rejected.

For a personal document combining multiple concerns, see the topic unhappy with the world.

See also part of the problem, what I am doing.


    Name
    Description or Definition
    Scope
    Affected Persons
    Additional Information
        Research
        Analysis
        Factors
        Responsibility
        Excuses
        Facts
        Arguments and Opinions
    Efforts
    Solutions


Name


Usually the topic name used. Can be anything generally speaking. Short and clear preferably.



Description or Definition


Each item can be considered either a problem or an issue, or both. This is not critical.

Each item needs a clear description or definition. A brief version or introductory paragraph should be considered for here, with a link to an expanded text.

The description could also include a clarification of the context involved.



Scope


Describe the scale of the problem or issue. This can be geographical, quantity of those affected, range of functions or parts of society affected.



Affected Persons


Followed by a clear indication of the affected persons (groups), which can be mankind, present and/or future, for example. And in what way (destruction, death, injury).

Additional Information


One or more sections should lay out information available, such as the following :

        Research
        Analysis
        Factors
        Responsibility
        Excuses
        Facts
        Arguments and Opinions


Research


Gathering, and organizing all information to be found, is the most powerful beginning point to working towards determining factors, and creating an analysis.

Sharing that information, is extremely valuable.




Analysis


An incomplete, rough, or vague analysis is better than none. In an analysis, could be, and probably usually will be, multiple possible causes.

A cause would generally be many different factors, linked together that result in the problem or issue.

Analyses and factors should be based on facts, not opinions. Non-facts and opinions can be gathered and reviewed along side, to allow for the possibility that useful information can be extracted from those.




Factors


(This text needs to be improved.)

Factors - elements (activities, events, inventions, characteristics, etc.), that in conjunction with each other, bring about certain effects or results (can be other problems and issues) - that are known to be part of the composition of the problem or issue. This would include any causes, and many things related to those. And further includes many "normal" things that generally are not a problem otherwise or are useful and positive, generally.

Pulling factors out of analyses is useful in seeing what problems and issues have common factors. Factors that can be addressed and are key parts of a number problems or issues, would have a higher value to be worked on.




Responsibility


This is specifically referring to true root responsibility, not fault or blame.

(Those can also be listed separately, and blame normally would be under excuses.)



Excuses


This is generally a listing of sheeple games that are normally used to not take responsibility for a sheeple's own actions, such as redirecting blame, etc..




Facts


Lists of facts, fact-pendings, or possibly other material. The material can be for proving that the problem or issue exists, might exist, and the like. Also, for determining responsibility, or useful in trying to arrive at a solution.



Arguments and Opinions


Generally other material that is not factual or falls into any other category.



Efforts


Basically, an effort is anything that is considered to possibly be a solution, part of a solution, an effort to find or generate a solution, or "help" in some way.

If an effort grows to becoming a solution, in progress, or completed, it would be "promoted" to a solution.

Preferably, these efforts are then rated and ranked by criteria, such as :

-- good
-- questionable
-- bad
-- counter-effective 

Usually an effort would have a number of action requests.




Solutions


Links to any known solutions being executed or efforts to generate and execute solutions (not just general efforts as below).

Usually a solution would have a number of efforts and action requests. Or a solution can be an effort that has developed into a complete solution, and is "promoted" to here.

Of course, any effort that has solved an issued or problem would be a solution.


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