Ok. So, generally, I am the type to ask plenty of questions. Some people find it odd, it's how I do. Some people have (fairly) stated that my questions can sometimes be aimless, or fluffy. I generally want to ask questions to: A) Discover Motive, B) Get the player to committ to an answer or C) Discuss reads with them. That's it, I think. Now, I want to ask everyone what they think is the best approach or 'blueprint' in asking questions to find motive, to understand a player, to discern alignment. That way I can cut the fat of my approach and not clutter up a thread. I just am an inquisitive person, I always ask questions as a person in my whole life. I've been given a two question limit in 6th grade from my teacher! Just for a little background.
Anyway, please discuss away the blueprint or best approach to questioning, and discuss how you'd question, and the positives/negatives to questioning. You can discuss why you do it, or why you don't. If you don't, please state what you *do* do instead, as I am interested in doing other things.