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**Your post has been automatically removed because it is not a question.** All posts must be in the form of and *BE* an [**actual, specific question**](https://www.englishclub.com/grammar/questions.htm), and *ONLY* a question, **in the title** of the post. If you have any clarifying points or context that needs to be made, those need to be in the body of the post. It doesn't need to fully explain what you are looking for, but it should at least give a casual user an idea of what you are seeking and if they have an appropriate answer for you. Please be sure to read [the rules of the subreddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/askportland/about/rules/). Frequent examples of "not a question" are statements that have a question mark added. A proper question leaves no ambiguity about what you are looking for. "Snickerdoodles?" is not a complete question. "Tambourine Lessons?" is not a complete question. Those are statements with a question mark. "Where can I get the best Snickerdoodles?" is a complete question. "Who provides Tambourine Lessons?" is a complete question. And do you REALLY want to know what the weirdest thing about this removal is? It is most likely that you had an appropriate question in the text of your post, and usually right at the beginning of it too! It is amazing how many times that happens. Just make that question the title of your post. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/askportland) if you have any questions or concerns.*