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> I am aware that this is not enough, but this is a start in a place that has
> never found out anything before.
There's actually one good reason for asking basic questions: Basic questions
are non-threatening. People are used to answering and do so automatically. If
you put the basic questions first, then, by the time they get to the questions
that really interest you, they're more likely to be relaxed and answer them in
enough detail that you'll get useful answers.
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