My statement wasn't based on a "reading" of anybody's announcement; I'm pretty familiar with the situation at hand and with the system. There's no optimal way t

My statement wasn't based on a "reading" of anybody's announcement; I'm pretty familiar with the situation at hand and with the system. There's no optimal way to maintain separate sites for high school and collegiate questions, or any reason to do so, since most writers write questions for both sets. Obviously there are privilege and access problems with the software, and with the way that privileges are implemented across the software's different features, but that can't be solved by walling off the sets of questions (especially since some sets can't even be explicitly categorized as "high school" or "college").