no.stupid.answers

You turn on the news, and you just can’t stop hearing all those names: Sarah Palin, Barack Obama, John McCain, Joe Biden… They are everywhere, and the rumors are flying.

It could only mean one thing: It’s time to brush up on your presidential election knowledge before November rolls around.

Which is why WikiAnswers has a bunch of new categories that will serve as your official place to ask and answer questions concerning the U.S. presidential election in November: the candidates, the issues and more.

Here’s a quick ’site map’ of all the elections and current issues categories available:

• 2008 Presidential Campaign
• Joe Biden
• John McCain
• Barack Obama
• Sarah Palin
• 2008 Democratic National Convention
• 2008 Republican National Convention
• Global Warming
• Iraq war
• Veterans’ Affairs & Issues
• Abortion & Teen pregnancy
• Economics
• International Relations

Sometimes I look around WikiAnswers and come across questions I’d never imagine people wondering about. Questions are a matter of taste, I suppose, like anything else.

Like yesterday, here’s a rundown of bloggers who have had some of their own questions answered by WikiAnswers… And, like yesterday, I am left satisfied knowing that no matter how bizarre the topic, we’ve got it covered.

• Yum Yum Lax shifts the focus on to the true enemy of all, baseball, as it gloats the answer to, Is baseball boring to some?
• You hear it all over and are too afraid to ask, lest you prove you’re behind the times. No fear, Frugal Parenting shares the meaning of the word beta.
• As the last of the states go to the polls to choose a Democratic candidate for the U.S. presidential elections, you may want to take this into account: Barack Obama’s favorite food. Shared by the Laptop Chef.