Familiarity

If you are an Australian of relative maturity, you may be familiar with the history of the National Tally Room.

If you are an Australian of magnificent maturity, you are also likely to be familiar with the history of the National Talleyrand Room. 

How do you make an analysis of familiarity in various situations? 

What is your familiarity with iteration within systems?

If you are adequately familiar with the history of brinkmanship, you will know that all aggression is incompatible with civility.

As the name suggests, brinkmanship has often been practiced by male persons rather than female ones.

What is your familiarity with conflict?

What do you know about the history of cultural conflict in Australia and other societies?

Are you familiar with Australia's culture wars at all?

Are you familiar with the Australian frontier wars at all? 

Are you familiar with official political information about Australia? 

What is your familiarity with the legal concept of good faith?

What have been your experiences of good faith and bad faith? 

Where have you been investing in good faith, and why?

Are you familiar with the history of the denial of history in Australia?

Are you familiar with the truth about Australian culture?

Are you familiar with Australian multiculturalism at all?

How do you usually assess conduct, and why?

How do you ascertain adequate maturity in various contexts?

Are you familiar with the Latin equivalent, maturitas?

Activities regarded as expressions of politeness in one community are not necessarily regarded as such in other communities.

Indeed, unfamiliar social expectations may be regarded as oppressive or embarrassing to outsiders.

What is your acquaintance with rules of etiquette? 

How do you address conflicting expectations regarding the familiar and the unfamiliar?

What do you know about journalism in terms of familiarity and unfamiliarity in various contexts?

How are you investing in quality journalism, and for what reasons?

In any situation, it is necessary to distinguish clearly between assumed familiarity and shared expectations.