Questions should be framed in such a way that they demonstrate knowledge of the other person, are theoretically answerable after 10 minutes of talking with the person, and that answer can be written on a small whiteboard. For example, "Imagine a world where different ethnicities had strong genetic differences which caused different moral behavior. In that world, would your Partner believe that racism is okay?" would be a better question than "How does your Partner feel about racism?"

Use this if some there's some relevant context you'd like to share (e.g., "I think this is an easier question than it seems because ..."), credit you'd like to give (e.g., "I stole this from this ACX post: ..." or "I adapted the idea from last year's ACX reader survey" or "Please credit this research paper: ..." ), or action you'd like to suggest (e.g., "This is being submitted by Zach S. If the question doesn't make sense, ping me on Discord for clarification!")