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Based on this question: http://meta.christianity.stackexchange.com/questions/1365/is-methodology-advice-to-pastors-too-subjective-to-deal-with-here

there seems to be a consensus that:

1. Not only are Doctrinal Questions are on topic, but so too are Practical Ones
2. There is support to model "Subjective" questions the same way that Parent.ing SE does
3. We need to provide some guidance for "Good Subjective" vs. "Bad Subjective." answers

Of course, for background, you should read Good Subjective, Bad Subjective

The question is, how do we evaluate whether an answer to a practical question is on topic?

Based on this question: Is methodology advice to pastors too subjective to deal with here?

there seems to be a consensus that:

1. Not only are Doctrinal Questions are on topic, but so too are Practical Ones
2. There is support to model "Subjective" questions the same way that Parent.ing SE does
3. We need to provide some guidance for "Good Subjective" vs. "Bad Subjective." answers

Of course, for background, you should read Good Subjective, Bad Subjective

The question is, how do we evaluate whether an answer to a practical question is on topic?

Based on this question: http://meta.christianity.stackexchange.com/questions/1365/is-methodology-advice-to-pastors-too-subjective-to-deal-with-here

there seems to be a consensus that:

1. Not only are Doctrinal Questions are on topic, but so too are Practical Ones
2. There is support to model "Subjective" questions the same way that Parent.ing SE does
3. We need to provide some guidance for "Good Subjective" vs. "Bad Subjective." answers

Of course, for background, you should read "Good Subjective, Bad Subjective

The question is, how do we evaluate whether an answer to a practical question is on topic?

Based on this question: http://meta.christianity.stackexchange.com/questions/1365/is-methodology-advice-to-pastors-too-subjective-to-deal-with-here

there seems to be a consensus that:

1. Not only are Doctrinal Questions are on topic, but so too are Practical Ones
2. There is support to model "Subjective" questions the same way that Parent.ing SE does
3. We need to provide some guidance for "Good Subjective" vs. "Bad Subjective." answers

Of course, for background, you should read Good Subjective, Bad Subjective

The question is, how do we evaluate whether an answer to a practical question is on topic?