I was looking through questions on the home page, and I noticed this:
Does entanglement not immediately contradict the theory of special relativity?
Now, it's obvious from the way the poster posed his original question that the top answer is going to make almost no sense to him whatsoever; it's far too in depth and technical (there are ways of answering the question that are more Feynman-like).
Yet for someone who already knows a bit of physics, the answer is going to be too shallow. There's nothing new there that a graduate student, or even most undergraduates wouldn't know (possibly the no-go theorem).
So... who is the target audience of this answer? I must admit; it's well written and looks like a lot of thought went into it. I'm just confused who is going to get value out of it.