I like this sub for various reasons, but the main one is that I like how my prior experiences could possibly help someone have a much better trip.

People ask questions for different reasons: sometimes it's in seek of knowledge, sometimes it's laziness in not using other platforms/learning how to search for info, sometimes it's for the human touch, seeing what people will say.

Due diligence for someone seeking knowledge from this sub is visiting the many great links on the sidebar, including u/webrender 's excellent Oahu guide (I'd love to learn how to code that someday, great job). But even if a topic is covered, someone might want to ask about it.

I'm not about to say there are no stupid questions, but I hope that people can have a bit more understanding and not just downvote posts made.

If someone wants to post asking for the best illegal airbnb to stay at or how they can access hikes that have been closed off in search of the best selfie, then great, bring on the downvotes--but I hope people can chill about those just asking questions.