| ▲ | Terr_ 16 hours ago | |
To put a slightly finer point on it, the article lists at least two questions, prefaced with "unclear why" and "unclear where" respectively. Oh, sure, I guess grammatically they are technically statements that some information is missing... but I hope any English-speaker can tell that the subtext is a demand for more information. (e.g. "The public deserves to know why the chicken crossed the road.") | ||