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At the barnjournal.org, the website with general information about barns and traditional

farm architecture, there's only one frequently asked question listed. Why are barns red?

North Korea's propaganda web page at one point had an FAQ aimed at people in the West.

In 2024, is it true that all citizens of the DPRK work for the government? Answer government

and people are one. There is no distinction of them. It also answered the question, can

I travel to North Korea as a backpacker? The answer is no.

Freedom Lays FAQs are filled with longing and loss. Where can I find a Freedom Lays

snack? Why was my favorite snack discontinued? I think that the reason that I love frequently

asked questions so much is that unlike most pieces of writing, which tend to tell you a lot

about the writer, I think you tell you a lot about the readers. Reading them, you can imagine

this enormous mob of people. Maybe they know each other, maybe they don't. But they're

all united because they have seen the same thing and together, they have not understood

it. This week, we have a story about a big group of people who all have the same questions.

Difficult, complicated, heartbreaking ones. And these people have one other thing in common.

They're all Mormon. So we asked our friend Karen, definitely look into this. In addition

to being a brilliant reporter, she also has the best Mormon credentials of anybody I know.

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