Re: I know you're tired of hearing this, but ... re FAQs

"Pop" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> ...
> > Anyway, that said, take a current look at
> > http://forum.spamcop.net/forums/index.php?act=home
> > and rattle on.
>
> I might have less destructive criticism this time, not
> sure.  On first blush, or glush in my case, that page
> looks like a "what the heck?", and then "Oh, I see,
> look at all that good information!"

I asked for this  Just noting again that I'm strictly
volunteer, so I can only do so much, reach so far,
access only certain bits.
.
>    But then I see the tiny size of the vertical nav
> bar; good gosh, look at it!  Then, a few page down
> clicks, and I see yet more valuable information.  Huh!
> IT's all here, but it's going to be hidden in many
> thousands of words and what looks like hundreds of
> links, all of which I have to page down to see more
> than one or two of.

The last request I made here was for a list of those
"important" first-time visitor items.  While waiting for
that feedback, I simply started loading up the data
with what I had available.  Yes, I'm all too familiar
with the complaints about the www.spamcop.net
FAQ being "hard to navigate" and not having the
answers in plain sight .. and the totally opposite
complaint that the one-page (expanded content)
access point I hacked together is much too
massive.

>Aha, there's an intro to spamcop:
> Oh, it's for recipeints of spam reports.  Jeez, I wish
> there was something I coujld tell WHERE to look in
> amongst all this stuff!

OK, take a look now ... Index started ... help at all?