Many of the people who put a lot of effort into that FAQ and ToS read this site. Giving enough detail to help people make constructive improvements would be great. To follow your example - I can't see the word "buy" or "buyer" anywhere in the ToS, and "sell" is only in the bit about not selling your email address. Am I looking in the wrong place? Similarly, what info is the FAQ missing? If you tell people clearly, they have a chance to fix things.
The feedback note you've sent will definitely get somewhere, but the more info you give, the more that can be done to address the problems without causing side-effects. "It's bad" will not get anything changed, whereas "here is a screenshot of the bit that overlaps and looks weird on my computer, and details of my font & screen size settings" or "I couldn't find out much about linking to a translation of a fic in the FAQ" are easier to act on.
Site skins are fairly prominent in the footer, and also linked from My Preferences in the main navigation. Where else would you put it?
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Many of the people who put a lot of effort into that FAQ and ToS read this site. Giving enough detail to help people make constructive improvements would be great. To follow your example - I can't see the word "buy" or "buyer" anywhere in the ToS, and "sell" is only in the bit about not selling your email address. Am I looking in the wrong place? Similarly, what info is the FAQ missing? If you tell people clearly, they have a chance to fix things.
The feedback note you've sent will definitely get somewhere, but the more info you give, the more that can be done to address the problems without causing side-effects. "It's bad" will not get anything changed, whereas "here is a screenshot of the bit that overlaps and looks weird on my computer, and details of my font & screen size settings" or "I couldn't find out much about linking to a translation of a fic in the FAQ" are easier to act on.
Site skins are fairly prominent in the footer, and also linked from My Preferences in the main navigation. Where else would you put it?