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-Removed-"All Sleuthing 2013 related questions will be answered in the order asked at least once each day with one of the following letters..." Asking your "shrewd question" at a time when I'm actively posting and you'll be around for awhile should negate the possibility to some degree. Another option might be to ask it piecemeal and veiled, rather than risk helping another Sherlock Holmes. Last, others run the same risk with you benefitting from theirs. An equilibrium of fairness should play out with eight mysteries over nine weeks (63 days). Thanks for the procedural question; it was a good one.
Originally posted by kevcvs57"How to Solve: Ask as many closed ended True or False Questions as you'd like, one question per post (to prevent the possibility of confusion and to simplify reply). All Sleuthing 2013 related questions will be answered in the order asked at least once each day with one of the following letters: Y (Yes); B (Ballpark, close); E (Explain); or N (No) or a comment."
So we are looking for a [b]person who has a partner and lives in a place and possesses, or does, a thing at a particular time in a particular situation, under a certain condition and due to a peculiar motivation Is this correct?
Is this person a member of RHP?[/b]
Hi, kev. Glad you've decided to play. Please honor the format requested: questions be asked one question per post. Thanks.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyNo probs Bob I am always ready to play.
[b]"How to Solve: Ask as many closed ended True or False Questions as you'd like, one question per post (to prevent the possibility of confusion and to simplify reply). All Sleuthing 2013 related questions will be answered in the order asked at least once each day with one of the following letters: Y (Yes); B (Ballpark, close); E (Explain); o ...[text shortened]... ay. Please honor the format requested: questions be asked one question per post. Thanks.[/b]
The first part of my post was a request for clarification concerning the structure of the mystery.
This was my question:-
"Is this person a member of RHP?"
Originally posted by HandyAndyFair question; however, "Person" is used in the generic/universal sense. Therefore, the accurate answer to your question:
Is this person a current or past member of Camelot Oasis in Space?
"Is this person a current or past member of Camelot Oasis in Space?" is could be (or possibly) but not necessarily.