Oddboddy � I appreciated your lighthearted suggestion which started off this thread. It was, I�m sure, in response to my earlier post yesterday. I�m sorry that it has created extra work for you in responding to so many comments, but the issues have been well and truly aired (again).
Someone yesterday reminded us all that it�s only a game. That�s right � games should be fun and we need to keep a sense of humour and not fall out with anyone. I�ve always taught my children that it�s the taking part that matters, not the winning, but games should also be fair, and winners deserving.
I guess that the best outcome would be a facility whereby quizzers could request help (I�ve no objection to people asking for help within reason, particularly when they�ve put real effort into most of a quiz). But that help should go to them privately (perhaps via email or a password controlled retrieval system). That way we avoid large numbers of answers going into the public domain and quizzes could return to being challenging for all. But this is clearly contrary to the concept of a BANK of answers.
Thanks again, and best wishes. (I�m off now to contemplate Greek beaches!!)