I am going to disagree, here.
As certified coders, you all have the tools to research coding questions. You can also reach out to experts on this forum, and of course, the AHA's Coding Clinic as well as CMS can also provide information. A good coder does their research, reads their guidelines, applies the knowledge they've learned, and codes to the best of their ability. I really don't believe that is the AAPC's responsibility. You're the one with the coding certification.
Remember, ICD-10 is brand new for the US, and frankly there are still a lot of questions and bugs to be worked out. If you simply ask for answers rather than doing the research and work yourselves, you won't ever learn. That's advice that was given to me by the coder who taught me to code. I'm passing it on to you.