This website has a very specific aim: letting you know the whys and wherefores of just anything you could think about. We can define it as an online repository of knowledge that covers an extensive amount of topics already.
These are found on the main navigation menu that sits on top of the main page, and some of the items featured there include “Health”, “News”, “Nature” and “Tech”. There is also a “Facts” section for you to click about.
I must say that I found the site attractive only in spurts. The way some of the questions was presented had a bit of a haphazard aura, such as “Why XBOX 360 is better than PS3?” and “Why do people cut themselves?”. There was also a question reading “Why Obama should not be president?”. I don’t like the way these questions are asked, as they imply a degree of truth in what it is being discussed, instead of letting the user determine that for himself.
But there were also some interesting items posted on the site, among these “Why do roosters crow?” and “Why are barns painted red?”. So, as I just said above: a site that is engaging only in a partial way.
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“For those wondering why.”
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It will serve those curious minds that always wonder why.
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Is the site open to user contributions? 
