Open for Questions is a subsection of Barack Obama's change.gov website in which users can ask anything they want of the President-Elect. The community then votes the questions up or down, kind of like the popular bookmarking sites
Digg and
Reddit. Presumably, if a question is voted up, it is answered.
As you can imagine, there are a lot of questions about Obama's connection to Rod Blagojevich, but as a commenter named "Obamanible Snowman" notes:

By "censor" this "Citizen of the World" actually means that the community is flagging these questions (like his) as "inappropriate." A search for Blagojevich or "Blago" is also enlightening. The vast majority of Blago-related questions on the site ask why Obama is "censoring" questions, and a majority of those are simply cut and pasted repeats. Here's a sampling of the mind-numbing repetition:
"Is Obama aware of any communications in the last six weeks between Rod Blagojevich or anyone representing Rod Blagojevich and any of Obama's top aides?"carpediem365, ohio
enuinely inappropriate questions, however, aren't seeing the light of day either, and that's a shame because some of them are pretty darn funny. Here are a few favorites:
And my absolute favorites.