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Two tasks.
Tell us where you get stuck.
We can check that a release works. We still need to learn whether the website helps its readers. Try this short check if you’d like to help.
Try it
Start on the homepage. Spend up to five minutes, including your reply. You can skip a task or stop at any time.
- Find the latest published change. What changed, and where did you find the evidence?
- Find one future idea. Is it already available? What tells you that?
What did you notice?
- Which task did you finish—or leave unfinished?
- What was useful, confusing or missing?
A short reply is enough. No AI question, vote, recording or website account is required.
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How we’ll use it
Andrew will use task feedback to identify problems and choose changes. Raw messages and names won’t be published in the journal. Any findings will describe the sample and its limits.
Replies are self-reported feedback, not an observed usability test or proof of improvement. We’ll keep those findings separate from sessions where someone observes the tasks. No reader-study results have been collected yet.
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