Yes, thank you. The attitude of 'you may not describe a problem without already having prepared specific, actionable solutions to it' is limiting and only really appropriate in situations where time comes at a very high premium generally, i.e. meetings and such, or the value of actually solving the problem is too low wrt time spent coming up with solutions.
In almost every other situation, writing articles on the internet included, simply describing perceived problems so that you and others may consider solutions to them immediately or at a later time is extremely valuable, and is a necessary (but insufficient) condition of progress being made.
