Categorize the comment on the basis of severe toxicity. If the comment is severely toxic output Yes, otherwise output No.

[Q]: Someone asked, and yet again racism is at play, if white children should be adopted by white folks. Yeah, why not. But recent events have allowed white people to adopt and take in as foster children, kids of Native parents and there were LONG lines at the DFYS taking advantage. Why? MONEY. When a Native child is placed in a non-Native home, the payment for care doubles. Another add-on is something called "cultural difference" stipend. So white folks got more money to "care" for Native kids than Native people. Money talks, BS walks. Hence the long list of white folks on the rolls. Yeppers.
[A]: Yes


[Q]: all this fuss over guns is amusing, as if suddenly anti gun haters realized that they exist.
[A]: No


[Q]: Thanks for sharing the link to crosscountryalaska.org/trails, Bartender -- it's definitely a good source of information. Snowio.com is another great tool, as well.

I started this map to record observations because I found that every time I'd talk to someone about hiking a trail, we'd always ask each other what the conditions are like. The map at crosscountryalaska.org seems geared toward skiers specifically, and I couldn't find a map that had the functionality I wanted -- namely, photos added to posts from each area. 

I'm not claiming originality, but a map like this was a resource that I personally, as someone who gets outside as much as possible, thought would be useful in making sure we all go out prepared for the conditions. And to have a broad user base (hikers, skiers, bikers, paddlers, climbers, etc.) was a consideration so you could find all your beta in one spot.

If you have suggestions to improve the map, though, I'd love to hear from you.
[A]:
No