Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

Input:
Question: Do the mesh sections of the porch zip up for rain protection or are they just exposed?
Document: The back window though closed was leaking water at the sides, the rain fly was not long enough that the wind was forcing the rain in between and into the tent from above and the two side windows, one at each end of the tent do not zip closed at the bottom but remain open so water leaked in from those as well. I was pissed to say the least. Yet, we made it through.
The front vestibule/entryway and center room of the tent are both tall enough to stand up in, no bending down even to get in the door. The two side rooms have curtain-type "walls" that zip closed, or they can be left open. There are lots of big windows all around the tent, which have both a mesh cover and a solid cover that can be zipped closed for privacy/weather.
The seams are not sealed, so if you wanted to do so, that would help ensure the tent does well in the weather. This tent does come with a 1/3 rain fly and can stand light-moderate rain, but if you wanted to seal the seams, that would definitely help.&#34;
My initial interest towards this tent was the aesthetics, it looks nice, it's spacious (3 rooms) and I liked the canopy entrance..it was exactly what I was looking for. When I received the tent, as promised the assembly was very easy, pretty much anyone can assemble this tent. My first time camping with it there was one evening with a very intense rainstorm, heavy winds--I believe 18 mph incessant winds with pouring rain.
wow just wow. opened this set it up in less then ten minutes. then i took it down in about five. cant wait to take tgis out. its huge! but suprisingly light for its size
We slept 5 adults in it, with plenty of room to spare -- definitely big enough for 8. We took this tent camping for the first time with a group of 9 adults, all of us with a lot of camping experience, and the overall consensus was that it is an awesome tent!
We have had three Ozark Trails 10 Person tents in the last 4 years, and were tired of dealing with cheap tents. We bought the Lightspeed Compound 8 hoping it would be made better. First of all, it was extremely easy to set up! The part that took the most time was actually just tying all the guy lines (there are tons). Everyone LOVED the awning. The tent looks great inside and out.
We did encounter pretty heavy thunderstorms and, unfortunately, had a lot of leakage from a couple of window seams (the back window and the door). With the price of the tent, I was a little disappointed that there were any leaks at all. However, I plan to seal the seams before this weekend when we camp again and expect no leaks at all! I would definitely recommend this tent!
This tent is, in a word, AWESOME. I have used the Lightspeed 4-person tent many times and love it, and this new 8-person tent is just as great...actually, twice as great...maybe three times as great, since it is almost three times as big.
The quality of the tent is great, easy to setup and tear down. The price however is flat out ridiculous. Amazon your pricing is usually reasonable if not lower then most, but the current price of the tent from Lightspeed Outdoors is 369.99. Your charging double whe the manufacture is charging. I've called Amazon recently to inquire about the price and they said nothing can be done. Just ridiculous..
Answer: no