I always really liked the old Sage Advice columns, where a designer would answer questions about confusing rules. (cf http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/sageadvice.pdf) I would love to see it come back. Mearls has been doing that sort of with his twitter feed, but those are generally off the cuff. A regular written compilation of answers would be a great resource.
I'd add that I would be perfectly happy if sometimes the answer was, "It's up to the DM," or even better, "Here's is how we meant it to work, but other interpretations are possible. Check to see how your DM wants to play it."
I'd love to see Sage Advice again too, i like rules crunching and thus always liked reading this column!
I would also like to see a official FAQ page.
True, it was a great read (and quite enlightening too!)
I'd like this, too. 
Ditto!
Add my voice. Sage Advice is an excellent resource for experienced and novice DMs and players alike.
jaelis wrote:
Ramzour wrote:
Azzy1974 wrote:
I'd love to see that come back too, as a free weekly or bi-weekly column. L&L is cool, and all...and I miss rule of three q&a too. Why'd that just go away?
I'm sure that there is tons of basic PDF questions already...Also, anyone else notice you cannot comment on the official site (ie: L&L) anymore? I know the comment system was messed up, but I guess this forum is now the only way to talk D&D on an official WotC site. I hope the Devs at least read stuff here now...
I don't ever plan on ever getting into twitter or facebook either.
lawrencehoy wrote:
I'll add my voice to the chorus:
Bring back Sage Advice!
(this might be answered when WotC decides what will happen to Dragon magazine).
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The_Jester wrote: