David Gerard wrote: I've been around for a while, and never knew about thise feature. Wikibooks sounds like the probably correct place for this. It will still need to be linked from Wikipedia, or users may never find it. By allowing these questions to serve as a basis for Wikipedia articles, we are building in a public responsiveness that traditional encyclopedias are incapable of doing. Getting something like this to work will depend on the resolution to the article classification issue. The list of questions could get very long very quickly, and thus not usable. What complaint can they have when they got advice that's as good as the money they paid? ;-) Like Ed I too would be concerned if all we ended up doing is other people's homework. That is not sound educational technique. If the question is about something that is already in Wikipedia it would be more appropriate to simply provide links to the relevant articles in WP, sometimes mixed with a little humourous sarcasm when it seems that the student is trying to get us to do the work that he should be doing himself. If our approach is one that the teaching professionals approve, we could end up with teachers recommending Wikipedia as a resource. Ec