To identify the pain points around information in circulation, including information voids, some questions to ask include: (select all that apply)What sources are people engaging with but not finding the information they are looking for?How are people reacting to the information?How is official guidance being shared, discussed and interpreted?Are people sharing official guidance, or are they reacting negatively?

The text you provided is a set of questions that could be used to identify issues with the circulation of information. Here are the answers to these questions:

1. To identify the sources people are engaging with but not finding the information they are looking for, you could conduct surveys or interviews asking people about their information-seeking behaviors. You could also analyze website analytics or social media engagement to see where people are going for information and what they are interacting with.

2. To understand how people are reacting to the information, you could monitor social media comments and shares, conduct sentiment analysis on these comments, or directly ask people for their opinions through surveys or interviews.

3. To understand how official guidance is being shared, discussed, and interpreted, you could monitor official channels of communication like government websites or press releases, as well as unofficial channels like social media or news websites. You could also conduct interviews or focus groups to understand how people are interpreting this guidance.

4. To find out if people are sharing official guidance or reacting negatively, you could monitor social media shares and comments, or conduct surveys or interviews asking people about their behaviors and attitudes towards the official guidance.