The current question on the tour page is was What are the common ice-breaker sentences in Chinese?. I see multiple issues with it:
- It functions as an advert for ChineseHulu.com.
- The question is vague; it's an "everyone can give an answer" question.
- The OP does not show their prior research.
- None of the answers contain reliable references.
It's not a good example of high-quality content.
Question: Can we pick another question for the tour page?
It seems we must pick from a short list; it'll show two short answers and a comment. I tested out a few examples, and I feel the best option is: Does Chinese have an equivalent to “Person A”?
Having tested it out, I found that many of the options are inappropriate, e.g., they're about swear words, contain some politics, are low-quality, or the comments are "welcome to the site...". From the available options, I feel the above is the best choice (I particularly like how an answer with a reference is voted above one without).
I've changed this "for now" to get an idea of what it's like. If you like it, great. Otherwise, I went through them all, and the realistic alternatives are:
What is the difference between 餐馆 and 饭店? Is 饭店 used for restaurant or hotel?
What is the meaning of 真是的 if we are okay with the "As a native Chinese speaker" comment showing up
Difference between 别 and 不 if we are okay with ChineseHulu.com showing up once
What is the difference between 做 and 作? if we are okay with an answer beginning "As an extension to Flake's answer".
