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Willravel, that's a great suggestion. I'd expand the template somewhat, but I like the idea.
Here's a partial expansion:
1. is this a problem? what makes it a problem? is it a feature rather than a bug? why?
2. if it is indeed a real problem, is it likely to work out on its own? Many problems do.
3. if it's not going to work out on its own, what is the best way to fix it? are we creating new problems by trying to fix this one?
4. is the problem something we're better off just living with?
5. is the problem something that needs to be addressed with a permanent solution, or should we revisit the issue after a while?
6. should we try having different solutions in different places so that we can see what works?
7. who should be coming up with the solutions? who should be administering them?
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