First, switch the order, so 'general public' option comes first. Now change it so it reads from the general public's point of view.
The web site I was using is broken and I want to report it to the person that is running it.
I was setting up a nms script on my site and I'm having problems with it.
Okay now the pages themselves. Remember that a confused user thinks that *we* are part of the site that they are visting, so on the "I want to report a problem on the site" section you need to explain first of
Passive, convoluted sentences confuse people. Active sentences are clear. The first page can and should say something like:
Is the problem with a website that you run? - YES - NO
After that, I'd suggest looking for anything that can possibly be (mis)read as a subtle insult and rewriting it to not be insulting. An insulted person doesn't learn - in fact they generally become impervious to learning and hence more irritating. For instance at the start of http://nms-cgi.sourceforge.net/support1.html [sourceforge.net] I'd str
Suggestion (Score:2)
Okay now the pages themselves. Remember that a confused user thinks that *we* are part of the site that they are visting, so on the "I want to report a problem on the site" section you need to explain first of
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Use short sentences (Score:1)
After that, I'd suggest looking for anything that can possibly be (mis)read as a subtle insult and rewriting it to not be insulting. An insulted person doesn't learn - in fact they generally become impervious to learning and hence more irritating. For instance at the start of http://nms-cgi.sourceforge.net/support1.html [sourceforge.net] I'd str
Re:Use short sentences (Score:2)
You are, of course, right tho'.